Author: Amir Ban
Date: 04:09:47 11/15/98
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On November 14, 1998 at 19:07:55, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On November 14, 1998 at 14:04:46, Ed Schröder wrote: > >>>Others (who have also bought junior5) have found out the same. > >fact, these persons have posted here. > >>>Ed claimed the same very early. > >fact too. ed said that the fritz5 autoplayer stops rebel from learning, posted >in old discussions months ago. >i have not said that you claimed something about the junior autoplayer ed. >i said you claimed the same, meaning you said that rebels learning was not >working in your observation months before. but anybody oversaw this. > > >>I claimed nothing. Junior5 even hasn't been installed on my autoplayers >>so I can't know. > >i have not said you claimed about junior. junior is only an engine in the fritz5 >user interface. what happens to junior might have also happened to the secret >chessbase fritz5 autoplayer. and you proofed this autoplayer, or ? >you had a log-file of the data send from ONE to Other machine, or ? >And there was nothing in the data. all clean. only that rebel was unable to >learn. or ? I remember that this was said months ago. > >>- Ed - The F5 autoplayer and the J5 autoplayer are not the same. Porting the Win16 autoplayer to Win32 was too much work, so the J5 autoplayer was rewritten, based, I believe, on Stefan MK's code. It's not yet clear what this J5 autoplayer problem is, and whether we are dealing with a single problem or several unrelated ones, but I don't understand what this has with saving the opponent's game. In the past, ChessBase acknowledged a problem in the F5 autoplayer's saving of opponent's game, but at least apparently this is working ok in the J5 autoplayer. If a J5 autoplaying session hangs or crashes in some conditions that are yet unclear, to conclude that this happens deliberately to handicap the opponent is a weird and hostile interpretation. Amir
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