Cheese 1.2 released

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Patrice Duhamel

Cheese 1.2 released

Post by Patrice Duhamel » Sat May 24, 2008 8:48 am

Hello,

Cheese 1.2 is available :

http://cheesechess.free.fr/en/index.html

- fix timing problem
- use magic bitboards
- optimize move generation and SEE
- Linux version available


I found the Linux version 30 % slower, but I don't undertand why ?

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Re: Cheese 1.2 released

Post by swami » Sat May 24, 2008 9:11 am

Thanks Patrice, the previous version of Cheese was already at the 2400 level and division 5 something I think.

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Re: Cheese 1.2 released

Post by AdminX » Sat May 24, 2008 9:51 am

Patrice Duhamel wrote:Hello,

Cheese 1.2 is available :

http://cheesechess.free.fr/en/index.html

- fix timing problem
- use magic bitboards
- optimize move generation and SEE
- Linux version available


I found the Linux version 30 % slower, but I don't undertand why ?
Hi Patrice,

Are there any plans for a 64bit compile? Also, if you or someone else here does not mind. What are the differences between "Bitboard" and "Magic Bitboard"? I noticed a while back that Loop also uses "Magic Bitboards".

Thanks in Advance.
And Thanks for the Release 8-)
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Patrice Duhamel

Re: Cheese 1.2 released

Post by Patrice Duhamel » Sat May 24, 2008 10:34 am

AdminX wrote: Are there any plans for a 64bit compile? Also, if you or someone else here does not mind.
I would like to make a 64 bit compile, but now I have no 64 bit system.
AdminX wrote: What are the differences between "Bitboard" and "Magic Bitboard"? I noticed a while back that Loop also uses "Magic Bitboards".
This change the way to generate the moves for sliding pieces,
there is no big differences in the speed, but this helps me to optimize other parts of the engine, and the result looks faster than the previous version.

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