Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 16:01:31 07/26/98
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On July 26, 1998 at 17:42:50, Bruce Moreland wrote: > >On July 26, 1998 at 10:46:14, Komputer Korner wrote: > >>Two copies of the hash table must get loaded. One temporarily because whenever >>you exceed 50% of the RAM (fritz 5 is an exception because they create a >>separate process for the engine and hash table) every chess program thrashes >>with swapping. After the swapping stops then you can continue. > >No. This is just fundamentally not how things work. I didn't understand the description either. The "hash table" generally is not something that is part of the executable file on disk. I suspect that everyone does exactly as I have always done and malloc() the thing after the engine starts to execute... > >> As for WIN 98 the >>problem is solved only if a new program is written in inline blocks of code. >>The problem will continue with all the old programs. > >What ?? > >bruce that must have been a power failure. :) the words go together, but I don't see any "meaning" in the sentence... what does that mean? "written in inline blocks of code?" Not a term I follow here...
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