Author: Helmut Conrady
Date: 15:14:42 06/01/03
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On June 01, 2003 at 17:46:28, Marc van Hal wrote: >Why does the SSDF make clear rules about when an engine is alowed and when not >What are the testing conditions >Which openings can be used and which not etc. >Which version is used >(I do not see any reason to change versions because when you can't buy it it is >not a legal fully suported engine. Which could be one of the rules >Only versions as sold as the product can be used for testings. >Or the programmer may wait entering the SSDF list till the updated version is >made. >It only means enduser might now their will come an update but I don't see a >problem in that > they depend on this anyways.) >It will avoid many of these questions. >And it looks more profesional > > >To avoid the questions it also would help when they would post these rules >in full detail >on their web page . > >Marc AS far as I see SSDF always tested and tests only versions, which were available to the public. BTW: Please look carefully at the SSDF homepage and a lot of your questions will be answered. Rgds. Helmut
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