Author: Peter Berger
Date: 11:09:13 07/28/04
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On July 28, 2004 at 13:50:28, Ingo Bauer wrote: >Hi > >>Two side-questions, Ingo : >> >>On July 27, 2004 at 11:44:05, Ingo Bauer wrote: >> >>>Computer was a >>>Athlon@2500MHz which is about to equal a P4-3200 (maybe bit more; >>>Shredder-Classic bench 2.53) >> >>How do you get this bench in the Shredder-Classic GUI (what menu?) ? > >There are a couple of other interesting commands: > >1. Start the GUI and type "bench" on your keyboard. Depending on your computer >it will give a result within seconds. It is quite good and accurate for AMD CPUs >but unfortunately Intel P4 are rated a bit too slow. > >Basic number is a P3 with 1GHz. So in my case my comp is 2.53 times faster than >a 1GHz P3 > >2 To calculate elo difference type "tp wins draws losses" for this match with >the pgn above type "tp 1 7 12" and you get the elo difference in the analysis >windows > >3. Type "ucilog" to switch a logfile on. Every command comming from or going to >the engine will be stored in a Ucilogfile in the classic folder. If you type >"ucilog" again it will be switched off. It is a toggle command. > >4. tyspe "ucidebug" (and ucidebug again to switch it off) to directly see all >command comming from or going to the engine > >5. Then there is a possibility to use the GUI with an SSH connection to another >computer to use engines there. If anyone is interested in this I can post a >brief description but there is no official support for this. > >These are the most used commands from my side. > <snip> >PS: There is more to discover in this GUI than most people think! ;-) You _do_ realize the irony of this post, when just yesterday you complained about the zillions of options in Crafty, don't you ;) ?
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