Author: William Penn
Date: 04:43:20 03/17/05
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On March 16, 2005 at 16:16:56, William Penn wrote: >On March 16, 2005 at 14:25:01, Helmut Conrady wrote: > >>On March 16, 2005 at 12:59:48, William Penn wrote: >> >>>Is anyone else having this problem? It works fine during the same session, but >>>after exiting the software and restarting the computer, nothing is remembered. >>>WP >> >>How have you checked, that nothing is remembered? >> >> >>Helmut > >Analyze a position for an hour or more in infinite mode. Then exit, restart the >computer, reload the software, and bring the same position back up for analysis. >If anything is remembered it is fairly obvious. I know how it works with >Shredder 8, which remembers "something". If something is remembered it quickly >flips through the plys to a deep level in a few seconds/minutes, using the >evaluation value (number) that was obtained with the long one hour+ analysis. >Shredder 9 UCI is very good in that regard during the same session, but forgets >after a computer restart. Shredder 8 isn't as good during the same session, but >remembers "something" even after a computer restart. >WP I've played around with it a little more, and even the memory during the same session seems faulty. It works very well for some narrow purposes during the same session. For example if you analyze 3 lines then reduce to 1 line, it proceeds almost immediately without significant loss of memory. But if you play around very much, go backward or forward through the analysis manually, it loses prior knowledge. So it just doesn't seem to be working right memorywise, presumably a problem with the .pl2 file or the operational system that uses it (shredder.exe?). WP
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