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Subject: Quiescent Pruning.

Author: macaroni

Date: 19:24:18 10/06/03

What are the usualy ways of pruning the quiescent search. I don't use bitboard,
so that cuts out some stuff, and makes a swap function heaps harder. At the
moment, I just say a capture is no good if it doesn't increase the score above
alpha-margin (50 centipawns for position stuff at the moment). Are there any
other simple, or sort of simple ways?
Cheers

Re: Quiescent Pruning. Anthony Cozzie 05:27:40 10/07/03
- bitboard vs 0x88 again? Jaime Benito de Valle Ruiz 16:44:10 10/07/03
  - Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Russell Reagan 17:19:00 10/07/03
    - Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Sune Fischer 03:33:00 10/08/03
      - Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Robert Hyatt 06:51:01 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Omid David Tabibi 16:29:05 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Robert Hyatt 06:34:00 10/09/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Tony Werten 11:41:42 10/10/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Robert Hyatt 17:02:08 10/10/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Gerd Isenberg 10:23:11 10/09/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Robert Hyatt 17:03:49 10/10/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Russell Reagan 09:58:51 10/09/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Robert Hyatt 17:05:23 10/10/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Uri Blass 17:26:04 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Omid David Tabibi 17:40:37 10/08/03
      - Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Tord Romstad 05:17:17 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Sune Fischer 06:18:51 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Tord Romstad 12:01:55 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Robert Hyatt 13:36:48 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Tord Romstad 03:25:54 10/09/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Robert Hyatt 06:37:43 10/09/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Gerd Isenberg 12:34:51 10/09/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Russell Reagan 10:21:53 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Sune Fischer 11:01:51 10/08/03
        
        Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Robert Hyatt 06:54:31 10/08/03
    - Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Tord Romstad 03:10:33 10/08/03
    - Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Jaime Benito de Valle Ruiz 18:08:43 10/07/03
      - Re: bitboard vs 0x88 again? Anthony Cozzie 05:04:59 10/08/03
- Re: Quiescent Pruning. Tord Romstad 09:29:18 10/07/03
  - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Anthony Cozzie 10:08:28 10/07/03
    - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Tord Romstad 12:59:00 10/07/03
      - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Russell Reagan 13:31:40 10/07/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Tord Romstad 04:58:46 10/08/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Uri Blass 05:42:53 10/08/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Tord Romstad 11:31:13 10/08/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Uri Blass 11:56:06 10/08/03
    - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Russell Reagan 10:27:30 10/07/03
      - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Robert Hyatt 13:49:36 10/08/03
      - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Gerd Isenberg 14:35:30 10/07/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Anthony Cozzie 15:14:42 10/07/03
      - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Pat King 13:08:02 10/07/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Uri Blass 15:01:26 10/07/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Robert Hyatt 13:51:18 10/08/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Uri Blass 14:16:10 10/08/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Robert Hyatt 14:47:54 10/08/03
        
        Re: Quiescent Pruning. Russell Reagan 13:35:46 10/07/03
      - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Uri Blass 11:14:13 10/07/03
Re: Quiescent Pruning. Russell Reagan 20:02:24 10/06/03
- Re: Quiescent Pruning. macaroni 21:42:34 10/06/03
  - Re: Quiescent Pruning. Russell Reagan 22:21:30 10/06/03
    - Re: Quiescent Pruning. macaroni 23:32:37 10/06/03

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