Author: Christophe Theron
Date: 10:08:57 02/05/00
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On February 05, 2000 at 02:39:51, Didzis Cirulis wrote:
>
>>
>>Let me clarify this a little bit. Chess Tiger 12.0f is not what you say.
>>
>>Chess Tiger 12.0f is exactly the same engine as 12.0e (which is the commercially
>>released engine), but 12.0f is able to adjust its hash table size automatically
>>depending on the computer you use and the time controls to play.
>>
>>So regarding playing strength, 12.0e (commercial) = 12.0f
>>
>>Both versions can be enhanced by setting this is the CT.INI file:
>> NSEW=1
>> MoreSel=1
>
>> Christophe
>
>Well... that is what I was afraid of :-) Thanks Christophe for clarification. I
>used this "f" just to differentiate original 12.0e from that with the new
>settings. I will correct all my data back to 12.0e or maybe 12.0en, where n
>would indicate that new settings are applied. Suggestions?
>
>Didzis
OK, actually the interesting point is that you are testing an engine that is
commercially available to everyone, so your results are of interest for the
audience.
You can name it 12.0en, that's OK. But "12.0e with new settings" would be
better. Name it 12.0en and you'll get a number of messages asking "What's this
new version 12.0en?".
Christophe
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