Author: Jay Scott
Date: 13:38:08 04/28/05
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On April 27, 2005 at 12:11:33, Matthew Hull wrote: >Unless someone could figure out how to use the vector processor for chess >knowledge. Bob did that on Cray machines, but the "altivec" type processor is >probably much more primitive and less flixible than the Cray. AltiVec is a short-vector processor, which on the face of it ought to be more suitable for chess than a Cray pipeline-vector processor. In either case, to get big wins you have to code for it from the ground up--that's the holdup. Jay
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