Author: Eugene Nalimov
Date: 09:43:40 04/22/02
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By US copyright law I don't have to put anything in the code to keep the copyright. But you are right, I should put it there explicitely; just my oversight. The comment is there in the current version, the problem is that new version is not polished enough to be distributed. And once again: I didn't say a word about Intel/MS compiler. I just pointed out to some Vincent's absurd claims, mainly about "high professional quality". Probably I should wait till he'll say them the next time, otherwise it looks that I reacted to his favorable remarks about Intel's compiler... But Dan Corbit says good things about Intel's compiler all the time, and everybody can see I do not react. Eugene On April 22, 2002 at 01:23:38, Hristo wrote: >I have a version of egtb.cpp that has no disclaimer of any sort! >I downloaded it along with the source code for crafty 18.13 ... >I know who wrote the code, but the word copyright is nowhere to be found, nor is >the name Eugene Nalimov .... You better fix this (or Eugene). People might claim >stupidity ... :-) > > >BTW >M$VC is slower than gcc when using exceptions ... by a very wide margin! >Why is that?! > >Remember, Bob, the whole point of this thread should have been executable >speed!!! The rest of it is not important at all!!! Eugene managed to twist it >into something else. Well done indeed! > >hristo
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