Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto
Date: 23:13:27 06/17/02
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On June 17, 2002 at 20:13:26, Robert Henry Durrett wrote: >Essentially the same situation applies for word length. The Fritz customers >have 32-bit computers, so Fritz is designed to run on those 32-bit computers. > >But is there any reason, or LAW, that says that the computer they will use for >the Kramnik match cannot be a 64-bit computer? i.e. have a 64-bit deep fritz >running under UNIX? Fritz is written entirely in assembly language. To do the 32->64-bit transition would mean writing an entirely new program. -- GCP
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