Author: Ingo Bauer
Date: 09:46:43 10/11/03
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Hi The question is who nowadays is really making a difference between a "micro" and a "computer" WC? Of course you are right in your critic about equal conditions but because of that calling the WBEC a world championship. No way! (Who is really interested in a formula one with equal cars? If the people would be interested (what I doubt) there would be not a single car manufactor in it. The outcome would be no (or much less) money wich would result in less interest by the people ...) Bye Ingo >The problem is that I know no tournament today that is the micro world >championship. > >As far as I know >The world championships after 1997 allow machines with more than one processor. > >ssdf does a tournament with better programs but there are many versions of the >same program and in world championship I want to see only one version of every >program. > >WBEC is the best tournament that we have for micro world championship(unlike the >example that you give when the top tennis players need to waste time and money >to come to your house here participation is free). > >In tournament like graz programmers need to pay money for travelling so a lot of >programmers cannot come. > >It is not a problem with WBEC. > >Uri
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