Author: Scott Gasch
Date: 18:19:05 07/19/99
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On July 19, 1999 at 20:22:40, Will Singleton wrote: [snip] >I'd be interested to do a more precise test using TSCP, as a means to benchmark >various platforms, as well as to find differences in compiler performance on >identical platforms. This would be easy to do, since TSCP is easily modifiable, >easy to run, and easy to get. > I put modified sources for TSCP w/ node timing and 6 ply depth on my ftp server (ftp://www.medsp.com/pub/tscp.tgz). This assumes you have make and your compiler supports the gettimeofday call (used to time the search). Just "make" -- the binary is called tscp. I also included the original TSCP.ZIP file in there in case you want it. Also note that it's more interesting to report speed a few moves into the game -- on my box the initial move hits about 44k nodes/sec but after a few this drops down to an average around 30k. Scott
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