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Subject: Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years back"

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 23:58:46 05/06/04

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On May 06, 2004 at 16:12:33, Gerd Isenberg wrote:

>Gian-Carlo,
>
>sorry, but what is your point with such chaotical, none deterministic systems?
>If i imagine the chaotical effects even with one processor after some minor
>code/data changes and different processor architectures. If i imagine how
>chaotical multiprocessor systems are, where memory and cache coherency are big
>issues.
>
>Did you exactly the same test with crafty on the same system as Bob?

Quad Xeon 550Mhz for me and a Quad Xeon 700Mhz for Bob, same Crafty
version.

I take offense to Bob claiming he 'disproved' something when his
test didn't come close to that. Maybe Martins did, that's fine, but
certainly not these 4 positions that Bob ran.

--
GCP

• Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years ba Robert Hyatt 08:37:00 05/07/04
  • Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years ba Gian-Carlo Pascutto 09:11:29 05/07/04
    • Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years ba Robert Hyatt 10:19:09 05/07/04
      • Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years ba Vincent Diepeveen 16:41:21 05/07/04
        • Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years ba Robert Hyatt 18:16:30 05/07/04
• Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years back" martin fierz 01:50:27 05/07/04
  • Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years back" Gian-Carlo Pascutto 09:15:40 05/07/04
    • Re: "3.1 comes from running a large number of positions several years ba Robert Hyatt 10:19:49 05/07/04

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