Author: Sandro Necchi
Date: 14:02:27 04/10/04
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On April 10, 2004 at 14:35:07, William Penn wrote: >On April 10, 2004 at 11:44:51, Sam Lloyd wrote: > >>On April 10, 2004 at 10:25:25, Sandro Necchi wrote: >> >>>On April 10, 2004 at 09:41:35, Jorge Pichard wrote: >>> >>>>Is the Shredder 8 Classic being tested too? >>> >>>No, the CB version. >>>We hope the UCI version will be tested too. >>> >>>Sandro >> >>Hi Sandro, >> >>Why didn't SMK release the UCI for Shredder 8? I can certainly use >>Shredder 7s UCI for the engine, (Shredder 6 for that matter, I have both), but I >>don't know how to convert the Shredder 8 ctg. to be used for the UCI. >> >>Can this be done, or am I suppose to buy the UCI seperately? I don't think I >>should download it and then buy it when I have S6, S7, and S8. >> >>My arguement is more than valid. >> >>Lloyd > >I hate to butt in here (I think I post too often), but I wonder if you're >talking about the UCI engine or the UCI interface? Hopefully you're aware that >the UCI engine was installed in a subfolder of the Chessbase/Engines folder when >you installed Shredder 8. They make no mention of it, however, so most people >won't know that it exists - unless they happen to read this forum frequently. I fully agree with you. I did not understand this... > >I can confirm that the Shredder 8 UCI engine works fine with the Classic >Shredder 6 (UCI) interface, which came on the Shredder 7 CD -- better than with >the CB GUI. For example: There are no bugs when resizing hash, or when using >(Infinite) Analysis mode, like there are with the CB GUI. Also hash table size >isn't limited arbitrarily, like in the CB GUI, so you can use your own best >judgement. The CB GUI won't let me set the hash size over 784MB, but I can use >800MB or whatever I want to venture with the UCI interface (with 1GB installed >RAM). >WP I know it, but the new one is even better. Sandro
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