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64 bit version of Nerowb60
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Re: 64 bit version of Nerowb60
Hi Dann,
good to see you've finally done the right thing and switched to Pascal! Don't look back.
What is the result? Is there any speedup for Nero? What about 64bit Booot?
If non-bitboard programs speed up my engine (Neurosis) might as well, but my guess is they do not.
Stan
Ps. but bit booot? But 64bit Booot bites back bot bishops, bah.
good to see you've finally done the right thing and switched to Pascal! Don't look back.
What is the result? Is there any speedup for Nero? What about 64bit Booot?
If non-bitboard programs speed up my engine (Neurosis) might as well, but my guess is they do not.
Stan
Ps. but bit booot? But 64bit Booot bites back bot bishops, bah.
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Re: 64 bit version of Nerowb60
Booot is a bitboard program, or at least it was the last time I spoke with Alex.Stan Arts wrote:What is the result? Is there any speedup for Nero? What about 64bit Booot?
If non-bitboard programs speed up my engine (Neurosis) might as well, but my guess is they do not.
Tord
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Re: 64 bit version of Nerowb60
I never switch, but I do like to add new tools to the bag. I'm strictly a patzer in Pascal currently.Stan Arts wrote:Hi Dann,
good to see you've finally done the right thing and switched to Pascal! Don't look back.
Actually, I tried, but it has a hundred+ lines of inline assembly and I could not figure out how to do inline assembly in 64 bit mode. I could probably recode the assembly bit in Pascal, but I'm not a Pascal expert and I might not do an efficient job so I just dropped that effort. I guess that Booot would benefit in a mighty way.What is the result? Is there any speedup for Nero? What about 64bit Booot?
If non-bitboard programs speed up my engine (Neurosis) might as well, but my guess is they do not.
Stan
Ps. but bit booot? But 64bit Booot bites back bot bishops, bah.