Author: Mathieu Pagé
Date: 08:33:54 02/23/05
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On February 22, 2005 at 20:35:28, Scott Gasch wrote: >One thing that helped (and helps) me a lot is a chess tree viewer. I started by >just dumping XML code out of search and using a web browser to view it as a >tree. Both IE and mozilla do a reasonable job allowing you to expand/contract >branches etc... > >Then I got tired of this solution and hacked something together to give me a >tree control and call winboard to show me the FEN when I clicked on it. I use >this all the time when I'm thinking about pruning etc... > >The reason for this tip is that I strongly suspect your problem is in search and >not move gen. Even if you wrote a terribly slow move generator you should not >be taking 3 seconds to get a 4 ply search. I bet you're searching a ton of >nodes and need to look at your move ordering / search tree. > >Scott I scott, I thought of doign this. Can you post a sample xml file so I can see how you do it ? Mahtieu P.
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