Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 01:28:43 02/18/99
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On February 16, 1999 at 15:53:21, Dan Homan wrote: >The author of Voyager admits (according to your post) to >using crafty's book and hash code. This, alone, is a >significant piece of work taken from crafty. To make >efficient use of the book and hash code, however, it is >clear to me that a significant amount of the crafty >infrastructure was also likely to have been copied. >One cannot just lift hash and book routines from crafty >and drop them into an otherwise original program. Bob >can answer this better than I can, but these routines >are usually integrated with other parts of the infrastructure >in such a way as to make such a cut-n-paste difficult. >(It also begs the question: if the author wrote > the rest of the infrastructure of an advanced program, > why borrow crafty code for the hash and book routines?) The implication is that make_move and unmake_move are also used. The implication from that is that the move generator is also used. bruce
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