Author: Melvin S. Schwartz
Date: 16:23:39 06/17/99
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On June 17, 1999 at 18:09:36, KarinsDad wrote: >On June 17, 1999 at 17:46:33, James T. Walker wrote: > >[snip] >>**************** >>Another factor to consider is that Fritz is running on multiprocessors and >>Hiarcs is not. The SSDF was done on equal hardware. By the way (KarinsDad) in >>another post you indicated these were not the currently available programs but I >>followed the Hiarcs game today with my Hiarcs7.32 and it predicted the game very >>close if not exactly. (I can't remember a move that was not predicted) >>Jim Walker >>**************** > >Hiarcs (from the Paderborn site) > >"The version competing in this tournament is a new experimental version. The >program will be a 32bit windows version of Hiarcs and will support tablebases. >It is expected that all 4 piece and most 5 piece endgame tablebases will be >available." Hello KarinsDad, The commercial Hiarcs 7.32 is a 32bit Windows version that does support tablebases, and I believe the 4 piece endgame tablebases are on the CD - not sure about the 5 piece endgame tablebases. However, are you certain the Hiarcs 7.32 at the tournament is not the commercially available 7.32? Mel > >I somehow was under the impression that Fritz was also not 5.32, but I do not >remember where I read it. Is 5.32 multiprocessor? > >As for Shredder, I shouldn't have posted that it is not 3.0 since I do not know >that for a fact. > >KarinsDad :)
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