Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 17:19:50 03/03/03
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>>Do you save it in hash so next time you know, or what..? > >You can certainly do that. I think DT/DB did... I did in Cray Blitz. I don't >now >since I generate moves when in check anyway and then use the hash move to pick >the best of the out-of-check moves, so I already know it is a one-move case or >not. What if you fail low, do you still save the move or do you store 0 as usual? If you stored a flag indicating one move only, you wouldn't need to do check evasion the second time round. In fact if you probe before you incheck, you could even store an incheck flag, saving you the incheck call entirely. Flags are cheap you know, at one bit only :) -S.
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