Author: Orlando Mouchel
Date: 03:39:02 02/18/06
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>I won't try to give examples here, but my impression is like Vincent's. I
>regularly compare long analysis from Fruit and Rybka in infinite mode (usually
>several hours run time) and their evaluations are remarkably similar, in
>general. I haven't noticed any major exceptions. But that's just my impression,
Hi William Penn,(sorry for informatic traduction from french)
My conclusion are also identical to Vincent and you.
Indeed, I carried out several tests with "Rybka 1.0 Beta 32bit", "Fruit 2.1" and
"Toga II 1.0" in infinite mode.
I then noted a too great number of similarities in the sequence of discovered
blows("coups" in french).
The difference is that "Rybka" finds much more quickly the concrete solutions,
while "Fruit" and "Toga II" delay.
Best regards,
Orlando
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