Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Date: 11:36:28 06/08/02
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On June 08, 2002 at 14:26:02, Scott Gasch wrote: >1. an engine that is strong with a good default opening book Any professional engine will be strong. I think Fritz and Rebel Tiger have the best books. >2. something that will either play under winboard or run a winboard engine in >its interface Gandalf is the only one I know to run under WinBoard. The Rebel products (Tiger, Rebel XP and Gandalf) have decent WinBoard support in their interfaces. The WinBoard support of the ChessBase products is crippled. >3. something that has a static eval command built in... so I can setup a board >position and see what the pro engine thinks about it without searching No engine I know of has this. (IMHO very unfortunate) >4. has a setting that says "only run on this processor" (SetProcessorAffinity) >or is single-threaded only (not "deep"). Most Deep engines can run single-threaded as well. -- GCP
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