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Re: on caching
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Cliff Harris
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May 17, 2001 16:29 PDT
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I am reminded of the old proverb: "First make it work, then make it work faster."
Suppose 10% of the positions reached in a game are already cached. Then by caching
we cannot save more than 10% of the CPU. So is it worth the bother? Not only that,
but much of the load will be from managing sockets, which is not helped by caching.
Tom Ritchford wrote:
| | at least we can attack subtle issues like caching early and
get a nice clean solution that we can build on later.
here's the issue, first in terms of the chess problem. . . .
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