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Subject: Re: Parallelism on Single CPU machine?

Author: Komputer Korner

Date: 00:07:06 12/29/98

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On December 27, 1998 at 12:53:57, Roberto Waldteufel wrote:

>
>On December 26, 1998 at 23:38:22, Komputer Korner wrote:
>
>
>>
>>By the way as you probably know by now your Rabbit program runs fine under WIN
>>NT 4 but you have a lot of work to do to bring the features and strength up to
>>date. My main complaint is when one has finished playing a game, how does one
>>get the top menu back?
>>--
>>Komputer Korner
>
>Hi KK,
>
>Yes, thanks for your confirmation as well. When Rabbit finishes a game, you have
>to run it again from the Windows Start/Run menu if you want to play a second
>game. The game is saved in a file called Rabbit.log, and the Game Over message
>appears. After you exit the message box, the final position is still displayed -
>just press any key on the keyboard to exit back to Windows, when you can run
>Rabbit again if you like.
>
>In terms of strength, I think Rabbit is weak at very fast play, with all moves
>to be made in a fixed time (eg game in 5), but plays better rapid chess with
>Fischer time controls. Can you suggest what missing features you would like to
>see? I would like to know, and will implement them if I can.
>
>Seasons Greetings,
>
>Roberto

You gotta be kidding!!!!!!!! Have you ever looked at any of the commercial
programs for example Fritz 5 Junior 5, Rebel 10? Actually look at Comet which is
free. It has most of the features one would want. I hesitate to suggest advanced
features until you get the basic features in. Ex: better looking pieces, When
the computer is thinking, it's clock running time should show, score
evaluation,player player mode with on screen engine analysis.....etc. The
commercial program Chess Partner 4 has the features that you should strive for.
--
 Komputer Korner



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