Author: Pete Galati
Date: 13:21:51 01/27/00
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On January 27, 2000 at 15:59:57, Dann Corbit wrote: >A big problem with Auto232 players is that they are programmed wrong. I have a >solution: >Skeptical mode. > >In skeptical mode, the chess engine ignores any reset directives. It just keeps >on pondering and changes nothing unless some actual move sequence *forces* a >change in mode. In other words, in "skeptical" mode many of the winboard >directives are simply ignored. > >Will it help? Actually, I think the programs that succeed _must_ already be >doing this. I don't have a second computer to run auto232 games with (wish I did) but the information about auto232 seems very vague to me. Are there any freeware program's other than Rémi Coulom's Winboard auto232 program that would allow use of non-Winboard program to play eachother from diff computers? And if someone could, please point me to where I could find out more about auto232, because it's one of those things that almost seems like an inside secret to me, and standing on the outside, that doesn't ammuse me. Pete
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