Author: Mark Young
Date: 13:02:36 09/18/99
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On September 18, 1999 at 15:40:08, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On September 18, 1999 at 11:42:38, blass uri wrote: > >>On September 18, 1999 at 10:01:04, Masciulli Gianluigi wrote: >> >>>I was reading an article by prof. Giovanni Righini (university of Milan) titled >>>"L'eredita' di Deep blue" on the italian chess monthly "Scacco!" >>> >>>I almost falled from my chair when i red: >>>".... >>>E' da anni che il software scacchistico non migliora piu' >>>..." >>> >>>(trad. No step forward in chess software in the last years) >>> >>>I want say that Righini is one of best italian expert in CC, and he in the >>>article esplain that the progress in the last years is mainly by hardware. >>>So I don't want to contest anything to prof. Righini but im just puzled in >>>this may be true or not. >> >>It is not truth that there is no step forward in chess software in the last >>years. >> >>There are always new and better programs. >> >>Genius3 was the best program some years ago and Genius did no step or almost no >>step forward but other programmers did steps forwards and now their programs are >>clearly better relative to the past. >> >>Junior5 is clearly better than Junior4.6 and the next version of Junior is going >>to be clearly better than Junior5 >> >>The same is for Hiarcs7.32 relative to Hiarcs6. >> >>Uri > > >but the improvements are definitely _driven_ by hardware advances. Go run >the latest hiarcs on your old 386 against Genius 2 and see what happens... Yes you are right, since Hiarcs 7.32 could not run on a 386.:) But I understand your point.
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