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Subject: Auto232 for Winboard (was Re: Millennium....)

Author: Dan Homan

Date: 07:16:36 12/16/99

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On December 15, 1999 at 19:18:23, Thorsten Czub wrote:

>Hi -
>
>I want to announce my traditional christmas-tournament.
>This year i call it the "millennium-tournament".
>
>I have the following wish-list for participating programs:
>
>                              List of participants
>i----------------------------------------------------------
>¦   1. REBEL-TIGER 12.0E           2590    ----   GUA
>¦   2. SHREDDER4                   2585    ----     D
>¦   3. MCHESS8                     2540    ----    US
>¦   4. FRITZ6                      2550    ----     D
>¦   5. REBEL-CENTURY               2550    ----    NL
>¦   6. NIMZO2000B                  2570    ----     A
>¦   7. GENIUS6.5                   2560    ----    GB
>¦   8. DIEP                        2500    ----    NL
>¦   9. ISICHESS PADERBORN          2480    ----     D
>¦  10. CHESSMASTER6000             2576    ----    NL
>¦  11. JUNIOR5                     2543    ----    IS
>¦  12. CHESS SYSTEM TAL 2.03       2520    ----    GB
>¦  13. VIRTUAL CHESS2              2540    ----     F
>¦  14. HIARCS 7.32                 2580    ----    GB
>¦  15. CRAFTY                      2500    ----    US
>¦  16. WCHESS 2000                 2470    ----    US
>¦  17. ZARKOV 5.01                 2520    ----    US
>¦  18. ANMON                       2470    ----
>
>
>Any programmer, especially those of NOT having commercial versions,
>is invited to help me bringing his program to its best.
>
>i will let the programs play 15 rounds swiss-tournament on 2 x k6-400 Mhz
>machines with both 64 MB ram.
>
>If both programs support autoplayer, the game will be outplayed over-night
>using the autoplayer.
>
>i would like to use crafty and anmon under fritz-user-interface, to make it
>more convinient for me to use.
>I am not sure which latest version fritz6 supports, so i ask for advice
>if possible (frank Quisinski and Bobs advice welcome :-))


Have you tried the auto232 adapter for winboard programs by Remi Coulomb?
I don't have autoplayer myself, but I have heard that it works well.
That way you could use any winboard program without having to
go through the Fritz interface (which may change how the winboard
programs perform).

 - Dan




>
>maybe junior5 will be replaced by junior6.
>
>vincent has not send me his version but he promised to do it the
>coming week-end, so i will wait with the diep game in the first round...
>
>Wchess and Zarkov will be used in the MCSystem, i hope this is ok.
>(if programmers have complains about this, please tell me ...)
>
>Hiarcs, Virtual-Chess2, CSTal2.03, Junior, CM6000, Genius6.5, Nimzo,
>rebel, fritz6, mchess, shredder are all commercial versions, so it should
>give no irritations in using them.
>
>Rebel-Tiger is the soon released windows version of Tiger12.0-DOS.
>Christophe , what is the nation-indicator of guadeloupe ? is it
>F for France or whatever code ??
>
>Any time, any programmer is allowed to complain or to help to make sure
>his program runs almost optimal within normal ranges of course.
>if any programmer does not want me to use his program he can email
>me, i will consider about my decision than.
>
>The idea is to measure older and later programs against each others in a
>tournament
>that tells us about HOW the programs play. Since i am doing 15 rounds and also
>40/120 time-control, it should be good conditions for the programs.
>
>all games will be posted in PGN.
>
>please - this is only a fun tournament. i am doing it because nobody
>else tries a 40/120 tournament on 2 machines.
>anyway - i would do it because i have always done these tournaments
>for my personal interests in the prg's.
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>i want to begin as soon as possible, thank you.
>
>best wishes,
>
>Thorsten Czub
>mclane@prima.de



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