Author: James Robertson
Date: 16:17:37 02/14/99
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On February 14, 1999 at 15:56:13, Tomas Casanovas Martinez wrote: >On February 14, 1999 at 13:19:02, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >> >>On February 14, 1999 at 06:27:58, Micheal Cummings wrote: >> >>> >>>On February 14, 1999 at 06:16:02, Tomas Casanovas Martinez wrote: >> >>>>As far as I think, CM6000, MChessPro7 , Corel Chess(not strong enough for this >>>>tournement!) and Crafty 16.4 are 'American' whilst Rebel 10, Hiarcs 7 , Fritz >>>>5.32 and Nimzo 98, for instance, are 'European'. The possibility of going simply >>>>to SSDF ranking is one I am also considering. Thanks. >>>> >>>>Tomas. >>> >>>CM6000, MChessPro7 I think are just as good as the rest, and since I am a CM6K >>>fan, and from the games posted on here so far, I think it is more than strong >>>enough for this type of tournament. And I think would be one of the strongest US >>>programs. And if you are playing all games manually then I cannot see how you >>>could leave it out. >>> >>>But you will get for and against for the programs you choose. But I would think >>>you would want to include it, because from all the games and speculation so far >>>it is up there with the best. If not the best. >> >>If CM6K is American, then so is Extreme Chess. >> >>But that's silly, they are both Dutch, since the engine authors are both Dutch. >> >>bruce > >Bruce, > >I know that my English is not perfect -I am Spanish-, but I hope everyone would >be able to understand the sentence 'as far as I think'. For me CM6000 is clearly >an 'American' program, since Mindscape is an American company, and who pays the >money for the development of the program. If one day Michael Jordan plays for >Barcelona Basketball :-) the titles eventually won will belong to the >Catalonian/Spanish/European team, in spite of having a decisive American player. > >The reason for posting my message was only to get new visions for my idea. So >that, anyway, thanks for your answer. > >Tomas. The engine in CM6k competes as a Dutch program separate from CM6k. As a result, I think CM6k in not an American program. James
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