Author: Terry Giles
Date: 09:26:00 05/16/04
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On May 16, 2004 at 12:10:05, Terry Giles wrote: >On May 15, 2004 at 01:17:07, Tanya Deborah wrote: > >> >> >> >>Hello! >> >>Can somebody explain to me, why Genius 7.1 has not even been proven >>by the SSDF??? >> >> >>Genius 7 is a strong engine with a very solid game style, and i dont understand >>why SSDF has not made tests! >> >> >>I think that Genius 7 is not as strong as Fritz8 or Shredder8, but >>is very strong, with a big tendency to draw. This engine seems and play >>like the great player Ulf Anderson because its very difficult to win against >>it, but neither it is not very agressive. I think also, that Genius has a very >>different >>game style, very different in comparison to the game style of the other >>programs. >> >>I realized that Ssdf proved Genius 6.5 some years ago, >>but because they have forgotten Genius 7?? I dont understand... >> >> >>My another question is, is there some way to run the Genius 7 engine >>in another Interface like winboard, Chesspartner or some other one? >> >>I would also like to know, of all the results and the observations that the >>experts here >>have gotten on this engine. I would appreciate it a lot. >> >> >>Thanks to all, >> >>My best Regards >> >> >>Tanya Deborah. > > >It seems that Mr Lang is far more interested in developing compact and efficient >code for his 'intelligent' chess programs. His web site contains a large number >of Genius variants running on systems as minimal as mobile phones! I wouldn't >put it past him to write a chess program for the Casio calculator. He does seem >to have lost interest in the 'big' programs of today and consequentally lost his >high position in the SSDF listing. Incidentally Genius 3 for dos is available >for free download and is an amazingly compact and strong program! Here's the link, if anyone's interested ... http://www.gambitchess.com/progr.htm Terry Giles
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