Rolf wrote:Dr.Wael Deeb wrote:..now he's telling us that Vasik has bought the Fruit source code from Fabien,what a crap
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The kids are getting nervous right now. Because the whole forum was incapable of thinking this all through on their own. They worshipped Bob like holy. But Rolf brought science back into computerchess. (After 1997 now for the second time.)
Bob, what did you compare, uhum, you compared code. And where did it come from??? Uhum, it came from Fruit 2.1., uhum. And if not? How could you prove that the code you saw was PGL code????
I compared with fruit 2.1, which is, by definition, GPL, since it was released under that license. Where do you keep coming up with this nonsense? making things up? Imagining things? Get hit in the head with a brick? Where does this nonsense come from?
Sorry, but the excuses, I had classes, wont do it now. You had weeks and weeks, you had months and months, you had years and years, Bob, to do a proper research, but you didnt. Because you examine what is laid before you, you do never ask if that is the only data that could be found. And now? If it's possible that Vas is innocent?
I have said it a hundred times or more, I'll add another: "there is fruit code in Rybka 1. the code was taken from fruit 2.1. No doubt whatsoever. Now if you can prove Vas bought it from Fabien, go for it as that would certainly solve the problem, although it would _still_ make it impossible for Rybka to enter most tournaments since it would _still_ be a clone, which is not allowed. So you back yourself into a different corner now. But there is _still_ no way out. Keep trying.
If then the whole Strelka Belka stuff was created in vain? If the Ippo, Robbo clone stuff was created in vain?
If the whole cooperation with cloners and thieves was in vain, Bob!
You are the only person that I know that can follow a trail from A to Z, skipping b, c, d, ..., x, y completely. Of course you _have_ to skip those steps as they invalidate your completely nonsensical argument.
You told us for years that you could discover similarities of two codes. But, Bob, what does this mean, if you have no idea from what version of a program of a particular guy was analysed? If he had created 10 versions? What will you do if you wrongly accused Vas of stealing code from 2.1.?
Then I would amend my statement to stealing from fruit 2.3 or 2.0. I clearly stated that his code came from fruit. Whether it was from 2.0 or 2.1 is completely irrelevant. For all I know there are as many versions of Fruit as there are of Crafty. And if he had taken code from Crafty 19.1, it would be no better for him than if he had taken code from Crafty 23.1. We looked at 2.1 for the basis of our comparison, and the matches were there. If some of those were in 2.0, or 1.0 or whatever, it doesn't matter. A clone is a clone.