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Dr.Wael Deeb
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Bright's CCT updated opening book....
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Denis P. Mendoza
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Re: Bright's CCT updated opening book....
Doc, Congrats for giving Bright the boost at CCT11. I'm sure this book is the turning point...mark my word! Give my regards to Allard Siemelink on behalf of TDDB and CCRL. I hope Allard switches to MSVC or ICC in the near future. This Bright is MingW32 but packs a wallop!
Denis
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Re: Bright's CCT updated opening book....
Thanks Denis for your kindness and for all your fantastic distribution to the computer chess worldDenis P. Mendoza wrote:Doc, Congrats for giving Bright the boost at CCT11. I'm sure this book is the turning point...mark my word! Give my regards to Allard Siemelink on behalf of TDDB and CCRL. I hope Allard switches to MSVC or ICC in the near future. This Bright is MingW32 but packs a wallop!
Denis
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Re: Bright's CCT updated opening book....
thanks, I'll add it to the links on bright's homepage
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Allard Siemelink
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Re: Bright's CCT updated opening book....
Yes, bright is compiled with gcc (version 4.2 I believe) under mingw.Denis P. Mendoza wrote:Doc, Congrats for giving Bright the boost at CCT11. I'm sure this book is the turning point...mark my word! Give my regards to Allard Siemelink on behalf of TDDB and CCRL. I hope Allard switches to MSVC or ICC in the near future. This Bright is MingW32 but packs a wallop!
Denis
Last time I checked, the free vc++ edition resulted in a slower binary however.
Perhaps I unintendedly optimized my code for gcc.
otoh, the source code is c++, not c as most other engines, perhaps vc++ does not handle c++ too well?
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Denis P. Mendoza
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Re: Bright's CCT updated opening book....
Allard Siemelink wrote:Yes, bright is compiled with gcc (version 4.2 I believe) under mingw.Denis P. Mendoza wrote:Doc, Congrats for giving Bright the boost at CCT11. I'm sure this book is the turning point...mark my word! Give my regards to Allard Siemelink on behalf of TDDB and CCRL. I hope Allard switches to MSVC or ICC in the near future. This Bright is MingW32 but packs a wallop!
Denis
Last time I checked, the free vc++ edition resulted in a slower binary however.
Perhaps I unintendedly optimized my code for gcc.
otoh, the source code is c++, not c as most other engines, perhaps vc++ does not handle c++ too well?
The important thing is, the improvement is notably clear.
The new GCC/MingW compiler nowadays is almost at par with the commercial ones. I've been intrigued by the 'ACOVEA" approach based on this link: http://www.coyotegulch.com/products/acovea/index.html
Though "-march=pentium4 -mfpmath=sse -fomit-frame-pointer -ffast-math -O3" is just enough for me!
If you've setup your VS Express Edition with the required Platform SDK, you could try the latest ICC11. You could still make your PGO-build within the 30-day trial period and compare it with the previous.
Have a 'Bright" Day!
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Allard Siemelink
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Re: Bright's CCT updated opening book....
wasn't aware of the free ICC11 trial, I'll give it a try for the next releaseDenis P. Mendoza wrote:Allard Siemelink wrote:Yes, bright is compiled with gcc (version 4.2 I believe) under mingw.Denis P. Mendoza wrote:Doc, Congrats for giving Bright the boost at CCT11. I'm sure this book is the turning point...mark my word! Give my regards to Allard Siemelink on behalf of TDDB and CCRL. I hope Allard switches to MSVC or ICC in the near future. This Bright is MingW32 but packs a wallop!
Denis
Last time I checked, the free vc++ edition resulted in a slower binary however.
Perhaps I unintendedly optimized my code for gcc.
otoh, the source code is c++, not c as most other engines, perhaps vc++ does not handle c++ too well?
The important thing is, the improvement is notably clear.
The new GCC/MingW compiler nowadays is almost at par with the commercial ones. I've been intrigued by the 'ACOVEA" approach based on this link: http://www.coyotegulch.com/products/acovea/index.html
Though "-march=pentium4 -mfpmath=sse -fomit-frame-pointer -ffast-math -O3" is just enough for me!
If you've setup your VS Express Edition with the required Platform SDK, you could try the latest ICC11. You could still make your PGO-build within the 30-day trial period and compare it with the previous.
Have a 'Bright" Day!
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Dr.Wael Deeb
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Re: Bright's CCT updated opening book....
I'll appreciate it a lot AllardAllard Siemelink wrote:thanks, I'll add it to the links on bright's homepage
Dr.D
_No one can hit as hard as life.But it ain’t about how hard you can hit.It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.How much you can take and keep moving forward….