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Subject: Re: yace makes nice win over crafty w/o using a book!!

Author: Dieter Buerssner

Date: 15:40:54 06/16/03

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On June 16, 2003 at 14:19:32, ERIQ wrote:

>ok, mr.Dieter I will see into this more now.

Not very important - but why call me Mr? Typically in fora a rather unformally
language is used. Did I react in some weird/arrogant/whatever way, that you felt
you should call me Mr?

>I am not at my desk, but will work
>on getting you the info you need. freebsd has good way of emulating linux, but
>can't always work perfect maybe 95% seccess rate. It would be better to make
>crosscompile w/ target freebsd I think.

Indeed, I thought about cross-compiling. It has some disadvantages, however. I
cannot use the Intel compiler, so the engine will be a bit slower. I neither can
use profile guided optimization with Gcc. But more severe, the setup of a cross
compiler environment is not exactly that easy. I think, I need header files from
freebsd, and possible also libraries (Gcc configuration alone seems easy. But
for the first time for Gcc with my Linux distribution I even needed some hacking
in a makefile for the normal configuration with gcc 3.x. With a cross compiling
environment, one would not expect less problems).

Anyway, I will consider this path. Probably I will buy a new HD this week. I am
thinking of installing freebsd. Does it run from the second IDE HD? Is it
bootable from there? Do you have an URL for "fast" download and installation (I
have ADSL connection to the internet with typically 90 kB/s download speed).

Regards,
Dieter




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