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Subject: Re: How's Movei doing against Woodpusher?

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 09:34:28 07/06/04

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On July 06, 2004 at 10:58:36, Daniel Clausen wrote:

>The game at playchess.com only shows moves up until 6.
>
>Sargon

draw is the final result.
I had problems with arena and the computer crashed few times during the game.
Computers showed no signal and later I saw nothing on the screen and I had to
restart.

I do not know if a crash of software can cause things like this because movei
crashed many times during the developement because of a bug and it never
happened and a crash of one application did not lead to a crash of all the
system.

I am not sure if arena is the problem but it is a possibility and I consider to
use movei in console mode in the next rounds inspite of the fact that I do not
like it.

arena and winboard were tested much in engine-engine games but they were not
tested much in playing games manually and there may be more bugs.

I am also angry about arena that it did not show movei draw claim by 3 time
repetition in the way movei claim it and it simply showed 3 fold repetition
decleration.

I thought that only Fritz shows bad behaviour by these claims even when the
engine claims nothing but it seems that the same is for Arena.
Note that movei claimed the draw and it can be seen in it's logfile but movei
claim was not written in the arena interface and another claim was written.

winboard does not support the time control of the tournament so I also do not
like to use it so it seems that the only option that I have inspite of the fact
that I dislike it is to use movei in console mode and to change somethings
there.

I am not sure what I am going to do in the next round and I will decide between
winboard with even less time (115 minutes per game) or console mode.

Uri



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