Author: Dieter Buerssner
Date: 02:28:20 10/09/04
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On October 09, 2004 at 02:06:30, Henry Hongdoyo wrote: >I want to know using Nalimov tablebase for chess endgame. >i have 3-4 piece Nalimov tablebase. But i don't know >how to use that in my chess program. My chess program >is my final project in college. So i very... very... need >help to finish my final project. Does anyone can help me ? >i make my chess program in DELPHI 5 with negascout, move >ordering, forward pruning, iterative deepening, TT, and >other algorithm. >Please help me I have no idea, how to do it with Delphi. Somehow you have to "link" it together with C/C++ code (perhaps by the help of a DLL). Heiner Marxen explained what to do in C step by step a while ago here. See http://chessprogramming.org/cccsearch/ccc.php?art_id=192968 and perhaps some other posts in this threads. SOme more comments were at the Winboard forum: http://f11.parsimony.net/forum16635/messages/20833.htm The actual access code is written by Eugene Nalimov in C++ and by Andrew Kadatch in C (the compression/decompression routines). It is available as part of the Crafty tarball. You have to ask Eugene Nalimov and Andrew Kadatch for permission. Writing the low level access in Delphi (or any other language) yourself would be practically impossible. Regards, Dieter
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