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Subject: Re: Great news! Thanks Mike (NT)

Author: David Dahlem

Date: 09:15:54 07/14/04

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On July 14, 2004 at 12:14:28, Mike Byrne wrote:

>On July 14, 2004 at 10:35:35, David Dahlem wrote:
>
>>On July 14, 2004 at 00:25:08, Mike Byrne wrote:
>>
>>>first WAC test results with SE ==on it solves the WAC 300 in less time but at a
>>>cost of slighltly slower nps
>>>
>>>White(1): SE on
>>>test results summary:
>>>
>>>total positions searched..........         300
>>>number right......................         299
>>>number wrong......................           1
>>>percentage right..................          99
>>>percentage wrong..................           0
>>>total nodes searched..............   127841920
>>>average search depth..............         4.6
>>>nodes per second..................     1353540
>>>
>>>
>>>White(1): SE off
>>>total positions searched..........         300
>>>number right......................         299
>>>number wrong......................           1
>>>percentage right..................          99
>>>percentage wrong..................           0
>>>total nodes searched..............   160561528
>>>average search depth..............         4.6
>>>nodes per second..................     1371851
>>>
>>>
>>>more testing is needed, but there is no doubt this the fastest Crafty I have
>>>compiled ...all tests on a dual 1.7 Ghz
>>
>>When will Crafty 19.15 SE be available?
>>
>>Thanks
>>Dave
>
>soon ...very soon - there is one feature I  decided to add with this version -
>to make the DEDECTDRAW compile option (helps solves WAC 230) a crafty.rc command
>line option ... so a user can use it anytime they want and not have two
>different versions around - I actually believe it plays better without - but
>there are some positions where it  may be useful in helping decide the best move
>- WAC 230  being one of them ...



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