Author: leonid
Date: 15:00:53 02/25/00
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On February 25, 2000 at 15:07:04, paul bedrey wrote: > I recently received a comment by a computer chess pro stating that Intel has >a propriatory Floating Point code and that AMD although close doesn't exactly >duplicate it. He said it may be why most of my chess programs have problems >running on my AMD K6 475. Can any programers confirm or deny this? >I hope I don't have to buy a new cpu just to cure my addiction to chess! > >Thanks Hi! If you wrote your chess game, I am curious to know where you use the coprocessor. In my game it is used only for calculating the speed of the logic before saying it (nodes/second rate). I never found no application for coprocessor in the game. But maybe existe some other way to program where coprocessor could be very useful. Regards, Leonid.
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