Author: leonid
Date: 05:26:33 11/07/03
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On November 06, 2003 at 21:42:49, Jonathan Kreuzer wrote: >I decided to try my program on these. It is sometimes decalares mate very >quickly, seems to do okay on these solving at 1 second and 50 seconds (even >though the second position causes a Q-search explosion... it sometimes can't >handle positions like that at all.) > >SlowChess 2.89 on AMD Athlon 1.4 GHZ > >1r6/1kp1P2R/1pr2QK1/pNP2B2/B1nq4/bN2nr1p/5Bp1/1R1b4 w - - > >depth=6 (Qf6xc6) +99.81 f6xc6+ b7xc6 e7e8+ b8xe8 b5xc7+ b6b5 a4xb5+ c6b7 >c7a6+ e8e7 h7xe7+ d4d7 e7xd7+ b7c8 d7c7+ c8d8 f2h4+ #mate >Time: 00:00:01.10 > >qqqrq3/q7/b1NPQQBP/K1Q5/P1R5/b1BQRQNP/k7/nrqqn3 w - - > >depth=7 (Qd3xb1) +99.73 d3xb1+ b8xb1 g6xb1+ a2xb1 c4b4+ d1b3 b4xb3+ >a1xb3+ e6xb3+ a3b2 b3xb2+ c1xb2 f3d1+ b1a2 d1a1+ b2xa1 c5a3+ a2xa3 >c3b2+ a3a2 e3a3+ a2b1 a3xa1+ b1c2 f6c3+ #mate >Time: 00:00:50.03 If time is 50 seconds on second position it is already not "SlowChess". For many programs it could take more than this. Leonid.
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