Author: Uri Blass
Date: 22:52:23 08/22/00
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On August 23, 2000 at 01:29:42, pavel wrote: >this is what the author of bringer wrote to me... > >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- > >there are two kinds of chessbase engines: > >1. native engines, like Fritz, Junior, Crafty... Chessbase needs your source >code to compile them. >2. winboard engines which run in the Chessbase GUI: Chessbase has build an >"adapter" for winboard engines, which is available for free download at the >chessbase site. This includes a short text file with instructions how to get >it to work. > >Anyway, I recommend Frank Q.'s site for further information: >http://www.in-trier.de/~quisinsky > >Hope this helps, >Gerrit > >----- Original Message ----- >From: Princess Nas <nasreen@netpci.com> >To: <reubold@online.de> >Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 5:29 PM >Subject: chessbase compatible......... > > >> Hi, >> i was wondering about the chessbase version of bringer. >> >> my question is >> >> Q| do i need to give chessbase my source code so that they can make a CB >> compatible version of engine? >> >> or can I make it my self? if so, how? >> >> i would really appreciate your prompt and informed reply. >> >> thanks >> fan >> > > >------------------------------------------------------------------ > >still doesnt answer my question though about, whether it is possible to compile >yourself a native version of CB I think that the author of bringer answered your question. I understood that it is impossible to do your program a native engine for chessbase because chessbase needs your source code to compile native engines. The author of bringer cannot do his program a native engine for chessbase exactly for this reason. Uri
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