Fritz 12 keeps on loosing

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Re: Fritz 12 keeps on loosing

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Vinvin wrote:I read it's mainly togaII code + bitboard !
So, it should be a lot faster in 64 bits mode

BBauer wrote:What is Protector?
Where is it available?
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Bernhard
I read that there is no pasting of code at all, just the use of ideas from Toga.
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Re: Fritz 12 keeps on loosing

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... and now, from SourceForge, another Protector_1_2_8.zip with again the Windows/Linux/32-bit/64-bit files, but dated 08 and 09/10/2009, which seem to be identical to the ones from Protector_1_2_8.tar.gz, dated 04/10/2009 (I checked the Win32, using FileCompare)
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Re: Fritz 12 keeps on loosing

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The Sourceforge site is where the project is hosted.
So what you get from there is kind of "official".
What is the problem?
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Re: Fritz 12 keeps on loosing

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Eizenhammer wrote:What is the problem?
The problem is that I know of three protector_1_2_8_Win32.exe:
one dated 04/10/2009
one dated 09/10/2009 (download given by Graham Banks in this thread)
one dated 08/10/2009 (SouthForge)

The first and the third are identical, but not with the 2nd.
(see http://www.talkchess.com/forum/viewtopi ... 804#296804)

When people test an engine, don't you think it is important that they know which engine compiled version they are testing? 8-)
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Re: Fritz 12 keeps on loosing

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ernest wrote:
Eizenhammer wrote:What is the problem?
The problem is that I know of three protector_1_2_8_Win32.exe:
one dated 04/10/2009
one dated 09/10/2009 (download given by Graham Banks in this thread)
one dated 08/10/2009 (SouthForge)

The first and the third are identical, but not with the 2nd.
(see http://www.talkchess.com/forum/viewtopi ... 804#296804)

When people test an engine, don't you think it is important that they know which engine compiled version they are testing? 8-)
The link I gave was a bugfixed compile from Raimund after I reported that Protector 1.2.8 would not load as a uci engine under Fritz, nor make a move under ChessGUI.
The three compiles have no difference in playing strength.

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Graham.
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