Author: José Carlos
Date: 11:37:55 07/13/04
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On July 13, 2004 at 14:14:18, steven blincoe wrote: >> _This_ is the problem, not the hardware. WCCC is _not_ a comparison of >>software. It won't tell what program is stronger, whatever that means. It's just >>a chess contest that tells nothing about strength (it's too short). It's just >>for the fun of the programmers and their teams. >> Understanding this, the problem disappears. > >for a mere observer like me it is for fun >but i think for others it is something more then mere fun >there seems to be a good amount of pride,sense of acheivment and even financial >reward attached to the results > >i think perhaps the Fritz team right now are not basking in the fun of the >moment sipping iced tea in Teliviv > >better that all are on equal playing field from the start > >those programs that cannot be run on standard computers are barred from >competiton > >and i would pick...hmmm >z80 >:)) Me too. That's the only processor I can program in assembly with some skill. ;) José C. >Steve
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