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Artificer wrote:
I would like to know what is the latest version of the crafty engine
and if it is still under development.

http://www.craftychess.com/ says 21.5 and yes, respectively.


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David Richerby wrote:
[ This is better off in rgc.computer so I've set followups to go there. ]

Artificer wrote:

I would like to know what is the latest version of the crafty engine
and if it is still under development.


http://www.craftychess.com/ says 21.5 and yes, respectively.


Dave.


It's interesting that is later than the latest source of Robert Hyatt's
ftp site. I can't follow the logic of that.


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Dave (from the UK) wrote:
David Richerby wrote:
http://www.craftychess.com/ says 21.5 and yes, respectively.

It's interesting that is later than the latest source of Robert
Hyatt's ftp site. I can't follow the logic of that.

My assumption is that Prof Hyatt is using craftychess.com to
distribute Crafty in preference to the UAB FTP server which was, as I
recall, down for some while last year.


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On Thu, 15 Feb 2007 12:02:18 +0000, David Richerby wrote:

Dave (from the UK) wrote:
David Richerby wrote:
http://www.craftychess.com/ says 21.5 and yes, respectively.

It's interesting that is later than the latest source of Robert
Hyatt's ftp site. I can't follow the logic of that.

My assumption is that Prof Hyatt is using craftychess.com to
distribute Crafty in preference to the UAB FTP server which was, as I
recall, down for some while last year.


Dave.

Bubba wrote:
David Richerby wrote:
My assumption is that Prof Hyatt is using craftychess.com to
distribute Crafty in preference to the UAB FTP server which was, as
I recall, down for some while last year.

"This is a personal page managed by Mr. Tracy Riegle, Houston Texas,
ICC Regal1."

My assumption would appear to be incorrect. :-)


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On 15 Feb 2007 15:24:56 +0000 (GMT), David Richerby
wrote:

Bubba wrote:
David Richerby wrote:
My assumption is that Prof Hyatt is using craftychess.com to
distribute Crafty in preference to the UAB FTP server which was, as
I recall, down for some while last year.

"This is a personal page managed by Mr. Tracy Riegle, Houston Texas,
ICC Regal1."

My assumption would appear to be incorrect. :-)


Dave.

The builds themselves are Peter Skinner's builds. Michael Byrne also
has builds of this version of Crafty at his Yahoo groups site:

http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/...r_chess/files/

Tony