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search depth

#2407
From: Alexander Voeltz
Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 00:00
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Hello,

I use GNU Chess 5.00 and xboard on a P100 Linux machine.

When I switch ShowThinking on, I see that the search depth stays quite
small during a regular search, compared to earlier versions of GNU Chess.

I know that the number displayed is the depth the engine searches _all_
variations and that there are extensions which go much deeper into the
search tree. Now, does this mean there are more cut-offs and thus more
selectivity? Or does this mean that the search algorithm is more "brute
force"? Or does it simply mean my machine is too slow?

-- Alex.
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