Author: Eugene Nalimov
Date: 12:56:34 12/13/02
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Les, I believe I already wrote it here. No, you cannot generate 5 vs. 1 TBs -- the main reason is that TB generator does not include 5 vs. 1 access code, and I have no plan to sit down and write it. I'd better spend those hours on something useful :-) Even assuming that code is in place, system has not enough RAM (and probably address space as well) to produce TBs other than ones with 3 identical pieces. Thanks, Eugene On December 13, 2002 at 15:51:37, Les Fernandez wrote: >Hi Eugene, > >I have a friend of mine who has a MAC with OS-10 which has 512mb ram and dual >G-4 1.25 Ghz cpu's along with a 100 gb hard drive. > >Question 1: can I use this hardware to generate the 35 remaining 6 piece >"pawnless" egtb's? > >Question 2: would I need to have all 3-4-5 with and without pawns even if all I >am trying to generate are the 6 piece pawnless tables? I would think since no >pawns are involved we may only need the pawnless tables for the 3-4-5 tables. > >Question 3: Since you are the expert in this field using the hardware described >above what would a ball park figure be as to how long you think it will take to >do the 35 tables. My thought is that since these are the 5-1 tables they >probably arent the largest nor longest sets to run. Just my opinion. > >Thanks, > >Les
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