Might there be a solution for maybe…
The Ogre Lord puzzle?
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I’ll probaby finish the first version, this week or so, and i’ll share it to the world.
Sumrnot, what do you mean by: adaptive cache of about 140,000 positions.
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Dave
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– GUI (win 2000,nt,xp) uses MaskBlt Not sure about Vista.
No Linux yet.
– adaptive cache of about 140,000 positions
– preemptive testing to cut down search space
– animation (Dammit,Jim. I’m a programmer. not an artist)
Give me about a week to track down some bugs and finish in-house, and if anyone’s interested I’ll post a link.
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consumes 100% cpu and hang for a long time 
I’ve successfully solved orclord,orcmage with pqsolver, thanks 
I am trying to use the pqsolver with limited success.
i use command prompt on Win XP and type
“pqsolver sandworm.pq >>test.txt”
but it stalls no error and does not stop until I break it.
Any suggestions?
Reg.
Arnar Æ
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