Author: Ed Schröder
Date: 03:56:46 02/08/00
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On February 08, 2000 at 04:27:03, Harald Faber wrote: >On February 07, 2000 at 10:21:10, Ed Schröder wrote: > >>>>>OK Jouni, I have done the work and entered all the BS2830-positions with >>>>>reversed colors! >>>> >>>>Reversing colors doesn't necessarily avoid the cooking. I have seen positions >>>>cooked both ways. >>>> >>>>Enrique >>> >>>You are so negative. Why don't you just try it out? >>> >>>BTW I don't believe that many programmers do that, too much work. On how many >>>testsuites should they tune, which ones, and additionally also with reversed >>>colours? No, the number will be too high. Today you must add BS2830, BS2830rev, >>>BT2650, BT2650rev, GS2930, GS2930rev, LCTII, LCTIIrev, really senseless work to >>>add all these positions. >> >>Writing a reserved color routine takes a programmer 5-10 minutes. >> >>Have you seen the BT2630 EOC FUN database from my pages? Just store every >>position (+ the reserved one) in a tree and that's it. > > >Yes, you store it in a TREE. So when I choose analysis mode, the engine does not >have access to the tree, right? >(At least it should not) It depends if you have the EOC setting ON or OFF in the pulldown. >>There is no way you are going to catch a programmer if he wants to cheat. >>Ed > >Clear, but the questions are: Is it worth implementing? Does it hurt the normal >play? It does not hurt normal play. I also do not believe any commercial program cheats. Ed
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