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Subject: Re: why write a fast chess program ?

Author: maria clara benedicto

Date: 04:34:45 08/19/02

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gosh! i feel encouraged to try chess programming again.

so inspiring words

thanks

maria



On August 18, 2002 at 22:53:21, Robert Hyatt wrote:

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>Impossible is the _wrong_ term.  You should spend more time trying to figure
>out _how_ to do something, rather than wasting so much time trying to figure
>out why you _can't_ do something...
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>There are ways around this.  I had _exactly_ the same issue on the Cray.  We
>had 32 bit and 64 bit registers.  The 32 bit registers were really designed
>for address calculations (array indexes, etc).  But we used them for real
>stuff in generating moves, evaluating positions, etc.  And we learned how to
>overcome the penalty required to move data between the incompatible register
>types.  It is called "doing it before you need it so you don't have to wait
>once you _really_ need it..."
>
>It is not hard...
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