Another mediocre version of the engine.

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Re: Another mediocre version of the engine.

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great news!

thank you Lance

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Re: Thinker 5.1b download link

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Tony Thomas wrote:Graham, is there a reason why you didnt link to the homepage?

http://geocities.com/thechessthinker/
Tony, look at the download link Lance gave at his homepage and compare it to the download link Graham gave here :)

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Re: Thinker 5.1b thinker.ini?

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Hi Graham,
or somebody else: do you have tipps for init the engine?
e.g. how to set hash?

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Re: Another mediocre version of the engine.

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Thanks Lance.

Very best to you,

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Re: Thinker 5.1b thinker.ini?

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SzG wrote:
Werner wrote:Hi Graham,
or somebody else: do you have tipps for init the engine?
e.g. how to set hash?

regards
For v4.7 hash could be set on the command line:

"Thinker hashsize=6"

I don't remember what size 6 gives but I once used 8, if I remember correctly.
hashsize=8 uses about 120 Mb of RAM....
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Re: Thinker 5.1b thinker.ini - thanks

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Hi,
thanks for fast answer - we usually take 256 MB - so 9 is ok for me.
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Re: Thinker 5.1b thinker.ini - thanks

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Werner wrote:Hi,
thanks for fast answer - we usually take 256 MB - so 9 is ok for me.
You welcome Werner,waiting for your results :D
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Re: Another mediocre version of the engine.

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Yup, I have started re-writing the UI. I'm unifying the desktop and pocket PC versions of the UI (I no longer like to keep track of two different code base). Both then should get new features (like, editing of games).

And, nope, there are no plans of going commercial.
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Re: Another mediocre version of the engine.

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My intention has always been to release stronger versions each time. Its just that it is getting more and more difficult to make great leaps.

I think 5.x series is an improvement over 4.x. I just wish that the difference is much greater. But its not that bad. If you look at WBEC, its still in the 1st division.
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Re: Another mediocre version of the engine.

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Sadly, I don't have a PPC 2002 device to test with. I only have a PPC 2003SE.

My apologies...