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In article <4gabse$71@netnews.upenn.edu> mankowsk@dolphin.upenn.edu (Walter Mankowski) writes:
> I'm running Linux on an 80 Mhz 486 with 8 Megs of memory.  Whenever I
> try to run GNU Chess, I make it through about two moves, then my
> machine pages like crazy.  I have a hard time even stopping the
> program, that's how slow my system gets.
> 
> Is there anything I can tweak to improve my performance?  Or does the
> program just need more memory than I have?

One of the things that I modified was the default transposition table
size.  I don't know how this affects performance or strength, but in
the default configuration it was using 9 Mb of physical memory per
instance (WebChess runs many instances).  I cut it down to only a few
Mb by reducing the ttblsz value in ttable.h (via the Makefile).