Author: blass uri
Date: 09:04:12 07/09/99
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On July 09, 1999 at 02:31:10, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On July 08, 1999 at 21:52:41, Ricardo Gibert wrote: > >>As for cstal, apparently the programmer is doing something right if he can >>achieve that big of an improvement over the K6-2 with the K6-3. It has been my >>experience that programmers generally do a poor job of taking advantage of the >>speedups possible with cache. Cstal seems to prove this. > >i don't think he has planned this. i guess it is good luck. >he HAS a big program and now benefits from the cheap-AMD-cpu. >thats only good luck. sometimes it is against you, one time it >is on your side :-)))) I read that chris has a full time job not in chess programming. It is surprising to hear that he has the time to do a big program. What is the reason for that? I can imagine 2 possible reasons: 1)Chris is a better programmer and used less time for correcting bugs. 2)Chris did not have the time to do tal smaller by optimization without changing the program. Uri
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