Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 14:41:23 12/21/99
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On December 21, 1999 at 15:59:10, Amir Ban wrote: [snip] >Not very much. Hiarcs is a successful program, so I think its author discovered >that it's possible to do high quality evaluation without spending tons of CPU on >it. I think every top engine has found elaborate and ingenious schemes to do >that. To say that good evaluation is one that takes 90% processor time is not to >understand what computer chess programming is all about. > >Hiarcs appears to be an engine with special search techniques, and I guess >that's were it spends much time. Mark Uniacke is a nice guy. I bet he'd tell us if we asked him.
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