Author: Dan Newman
Date: 13:23:25 07/26/99
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On July 26, 1999 at 12:37:30, Heiner Marxen wrote: >On July 26, 1999 at 04:19:11, Dan Newman wrote: > >[snip] >> >>These variables have the same names as the various replacement schemes >>discussed in the paper "Replacement Schemes for Transposition Tables" >>by D.M. Breuker, J.W.H.M. Uiterwijk and H.J. van den Herik (1994). >>It was published in ICCA Journal, Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 183-193. >>You can also find it in postscript (and compressed .Z) at >>http://www.cs.rulimburg.nl/~breuker as well. IIRC, the article came >>to the conclusion that a two level transposition table might be best, >>where one level uses a depth based replacement scheme and the other is >>always replace. Anyway, it's a rather good article. >> >>-Dan. > >I've downloaded this article (and a socond one from the same place), >and sent them to my HP LaserJet 5M. Unfortunately, all 3 figures >(containing the most important data) are left blank. When looking >at the postscript with "gs" I see the figures being built and then >quickly being cleared again. Can anyone help me to cure this? >Either by tweaking the postscript or by using some other source >with a corrected postscript? > >[ I hope this is not too off-topic ] > >Heiner I had forgotten about that... I don't know postscript, but I just now tried fiddling around with it and managed to see the figures with gs. What I did was extract the figures with a text editor (they seem to be embedded as separate ps programs near the end of the file) and removed a single line (SVDoc restore) near the bottom of each. (I tried to removing these lines inside the whole file, but it still didn't work. But it works fine if each figure is put into a separate file...) -Dan.
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