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Subject: Re: check your e-mail

Author: Sandro Necchi

Date: 22:15:40 01/16/06

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On January 16, 2006 at 22:34:24, Eelco de Groot wrote:

>Hello Andreas,
>
>I had a little question, maybe Sandro knows, we could read that in Paderborn and
>in Leiden Stefan played with his Mac version, and that Gravis actually sponsored
>him with the machine:
>
>http://www.shredderchess.de/schach-news/shredder-news/ipccc2005b.html
>
>(Sorry folks, only in German but the text is easily translatable I think)
>
>But did Stefan Meyer-Kahlen not optimize Deep Shredder for 64-bit yet on the G5?
>Stefan writes he got the machine from Gravis long in advance to optimize his
>program, so it would seem plausible he already made a 64bit version? Or would
>that not run on regular Macs, so Mac owners will then probably not get this
>version? I have no idea about the latest Apple developments, I only know Apple
>decided to switch to Intel chips instead of IBM, does that apply to the G5
>already or is that still IBM architecture?
>
>I thought that was the reason Sandro had to ask permission from Stefan, as this
>probably is also the machine Shredder will be running in Turin in May WCCC, I
>would think Shredder is already well optimized for this computer.
>
> Regards, Eelco

Sorry, but what I sent has nothing to do with Shredder on quad. I have sent a
book and not for Shredder.

Stefan could not optimize the engine on the quad because he was very busy
completing the work on the new commercial releases.

The same is true for the engine as in the last 2 years and a half he only worked
on the engine less than a month as we did not need to increase the strenght much
because we were on the top.

Now he is working on the engine full time and I think he will until March at
least.

This is why I am optimistic about the outcome.

Sandro



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