Author: Thom Perry
Date: 17:22:04 07/03/03
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Mike, Thanks. What is inbetween? I assume it is some sort of program that takes another program's output and logs it into a file? On July 03, 2003 at 19:46:09, Mike Byrne wrote: >On July 03, 2003 at 18:57:26, Thom Perry wrote: > >>1. Can you log CM9000's analysis while playing a game against it like you can >>in M-Chess Pro? I find it to be a great waste of time to have to resubmit a >>game played against Fritz 6 just to find out what was its analysis, position by >>position, during the game. In M-Chess Pro, you just call up the log file after >>the game for a complete analysis of each position! >> >>2. Does CM9000 give you a real time read out of nodes count during its >>analysis? Fritz 6 doesn't, so you never know whether the program is really >>doing anything, especially when it's analysis window hasn't changed for a long >>time. I know that once Fritz 6 announces a mate, it never improves no matter >>how much longer it thinks. For example, if it says mate-in-12, you can let it >>think for days and it will never announce anything better, even if it is in >>reality a mate-in-4 problem. > >It's trivial when using the engine under Fritz 8. Using inbetween you could log >the score. I do not really use the CM GUI enough to answer your question any >better.
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