Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 10:01:34 02/16/06
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On February 16, 2006 at 10:51:16, Christopher Conkie wrote: >You seem so sure Vincent but still no Zappa 2.0b has appeared. Now if you >released it, people could confirm what you have said, or is that too sensible? I do have a Zappa version, just like i do have a Deep Shredder9. I do not copy illegally further DeepShredder9 nor Zappa 2.x versions. >Can you explain why it is that 2.0b remains unreleased. My guess based on what >you say is that Zappa 2.0b should be recognisable considering we have the older >versions. >The log file should look similar, hey, I could even have a stab at the size of >the exe, lets say we add about 50kb give or take a couple of kb. The version >that won is comparatively old by where Zappa stands now. I can't wait to see the >move basics of Zappa 2.0b........ >So why? Explain why and stop dodging the issue. Anthony made what appears to be >a vieled accusation based (we hope) on what is available in the public domain. >You won't provide anything. Most would be proud to show off their work. You hide >it away. The accusation is against the node count of Rybka. Evidence has been clearly shown that deliberate manipulation happens within i/o functions of Rybka with its nps. So it is not a counting problem. Zappa as you could have seen in the logfiles and in the posts of Cozzie consistently gets 3.3 mln nps - 4 mln nps at 4 processors. Zappa obviously has no counting problem nor a cloaked way to print his nps. >Why? It is hardly likely to be commercial now...... >So where is it? We are planning several releases. First we'll release DeepSjeng and a release of Diep should follow soon. For releases of Zappa you'll have to email Cozzie at his student account at university of Illinois. >If I were you (which I am not) I would release it. >Unless of course you have some other reason for keeping it hidden? >Christopher
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