Author: Stefan Meyer-Kahlen
Date: 02:02:42 04/22/04
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On April 21, 2004 at 14:19:45, Chris Taylor wrote: >Does it allow move passing like the Chessbase gui does? In auto232 mode the Shredder Classic GUI is only supporting this as a slave, so it cannot send the moves himself but can react properly if the other GUI is sending moves to him. In engine matches or engine tournaments Shredder Classic can start the games from any position. It is also possible to play engine matches or tournaments where each engine is running on its own PC. All you need is a remote shell access or something similar on the remote machine, e.g. telnet, rlogin, shh. This can easily be done with sshd or various free tools for the remote machine for windows. All the rest is built in in Shredder Classic. Please note that engine can also run on other operating systems like for example Linux. So one PC with Windows for the Shredder Classic GUI and one with Linux for the engine. If my new AMD64 PC will arrive in time this is how I will play in the upcoming tournament in Leiden this weekend. If there is interest I can explain how to do this, but please understand that I cannot give you much support on how to install for example sshd. Stefan >I am interested in starting auto232 matches from start up positions. Anywhere >between move 5 and move 25. > >One machine slave, this gets the moves passed by the other machine, which is >Master! So, any position can be set-up and out-played! > >I could do it on one machine, but then to ponder, or not to ponder. That is the >question. With two machines, the full force of move and, or ponder, is >available! > >Shredder 8 is quite a good analysis, playing, and testing engine!! > >Chris
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