Author: Georg v. Zimmermann
Date: 02:03:01 09/07/02
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Well what NPS is normal for your program ? From that number you can deduce whether you have either a bug in how you meassure eval speed or the MoveGen and Search speed. Greetings, Georg On September 07, 2002 at 01:05:05, Zach Wegner wrote: >Search: 1369 nodes in 1292 ms, 1059.597523 NPS >Move Gen: 8855 passes in 9343 ms, 947.768383 GPS >Evaluation: 11797 passes in 180 ms, 65538.888889 EPS > >These are the results of my benchmark. The amount of movgen and eval passes are >random. I was wondering how a search could generate moves for a position, make >it, and analyze it in less time than just to generate the moves. My program >generates moves for every position every time it occurs as of now, so not >generating them isn't part of the speedup. > >Thanks. -Zach
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