Alain wrote: > Q1/ So, i wonder it "attack_either" and "defend_both" should not be moved into > patterns/helpers.c as they are used only for pattern matching. > Thus it would be more clear why not many things can be done, as not all data > are available yet. Or maybe add comment explaining this?
This is not a question of data not being available yet but of attack_either and defend_both being tactical reading functions which are expected to work at arbitrary places in a search tree. I don't see any value in moving them to patterns/helpers.c, that's rather a last resort for functions having no meaning or natural place outside the pattern matching. > Q2/ i m a bit lost: attack_either is needed in some pattern match > so by shapes, but also before, by make_dragons ? > It seems that make worms provides attack points and threats, so i > wonder if attack_either could use find_double_threats for > better results ? No, tactical reading functions can't use worm data because that's only available at the root position. /Gunnar _______________________________________________ gnugo-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnugo-devel
