Author: Pham Minh Tri
Date: 21:26:02 02/23/01
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On February 23, 2001 at 07:37:54, Severi Salminen wrote: >>- How EGTB works. >Basically you check when you arrive to a new node whether it is in tablebase >files. If it is you probe the right file and extract the score and return it. If >it is not you continue normally. > >>- How it is better (I guess) than normal coding (I means use switch/case/if >>statements instead of EGTB). > >I don't quite understand your question. I don't understand what switch/... has >to do with EGTB? Could you be more specific - what do you mean by "normal"? I means the question: is there any other method than EGTB for getting same result? >>- How to build an EGTB. > >By downloading a EGTB generator from somewhere and generating the files yourself >(you need patience, a lot RAM and hard drive space and a fast processor) or >downloading the EGTB files themselves (recommended). Could you recommend me some links for downloading generator and EGTB files? Thank you very much for your help, I get the point and feel more confident to start now. >Severi
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