Author: Eelco de Groot
Date: 18:55:20 11/26/00
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On November 26, 2000 at 12:16:27, Dragos Gabudeanu wrote: >On November 26, 2000 at 06:01:57, Uri Blass wrote: > >>On November 25, 2000 at 23:49:10, Dragos Gabudeanu wrote: >> >>>I'd like to know what that programming language does for the program. I >>>searched for "Che ++" and was not able to find information on it. What is Che >>>++? Anyone here who bought Nimzo8 looked at the compiler? I might buy Nimzo if >>>it allows me to tweak its engine 100%. Any comments appreciated. >>> >>> Dragos >> >>I do not understand. >> >>Nimzo8 is not a free chess program and has not a free source code. >> >>How is it possible to tweak the engine without knowing the source code? >> >>The only way that I know to change the way that programs play is to define a >>different personality but if this is the reason you can use Rebel or chessmaster >>and you do not have to buy nimzo. >> >>Uri > >Hello Uri, > > I was referring to the Che++ programming environment that comes with Nimzo8 >(also Nimzo 3.5 a long time ago). I know the source code is not available, but >on Chessbase site Nimzo is advertised as letting user program positional >knowledge in Che ++. > >Dragos Hello Dragos, I tried to e-mail some documentation to you from former Nimzo-Werkstatt site, in German, about Che++ but e-mail bounced. Mail administrator at wizard.net did not recognize your given e-mail address vbro007@wizard.net. I posted the documentation here some time ago but there were some concerns about copyright about that. Anyway I think Che++ goes much further than just your average personality settings, but I don't own Nimzo so wouldn't know how easy it is to add knowledge into Nimzo and if it slows program down etc. But if you have other e-mail address I could post the comments from the Nimzo site to you. Maybe the translator page from Frank Quisinsky mentioned a couple of messages below here could be useful if German is a problem. Regards, Eelco
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