Author: F. Huber
Date: 12:40:40 08/25/03
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On August 25, 2003 at 14:21:03, leonid wrote: >On August 25, 2003 at 12:47:31, F. Huber wrote: > >>On August 25, 2003 at 08:04:04, leonid wrote: >> >>... >>> >>>LLchess mate solver. Selective search. On Pentium 600Mhz. No hash. Mate in 9 >>>moves found in 0.33 second. >>> >>>Leonid. >> >>Hi Leonid, >> >>some time ago I´ve downloaded your LLchess (version from 14.5.2001). >>Could you please tell me, how it´s possible to exit the program? >> >>When I try to quit from program, it show a message "Quit (Y/N)?" or >>a similar message, but NO key works, neither "Y" nor "Z" (for german keyboard)! > >Strange! It should exit with "Y". > >I do use this program or under DOS, or under Windows. Today I used it under >Windows ME to try few mate positions. Also version that You have theoretically >is written for Pentium but still must run even under 386. I do remember that one >version I tried on my old 386/33Mhz. > >Under what system You used it and on what computer? It could be useful for me to >have it in mind when coming to it next time. > >Cheers, >Leonid. Hello Leonid, I´ve used LLchess on my Acer notebook (with Celeron/400) under both DOS and Windows 98 - with the same result: absolutely no reaction to any other key (only "N" works) to this message "Quit (Y/N)?". I really can´t believe that it has anything to do with processor or operating system - I´m rather sure you´ve simply forgotten to scan for the key "Y" in this version? ;-) Maybe you can check this on your system with exactly the version that is available at your download page. Until you find the problem I´ve to ´kill´ your program within Windows (or under DOS with a small utility that I´ve written by myself) - but maybe your LLchess doesn´t ´like´ this method very much. ;-) I hope you´ll find a solution, best wishes, Franz.
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