Author: Peter Fendrich
Date: 10:13:54 05/29/98
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Peter, I think this is a great idea! As WinBoard has became the standard interface for chess programs, CDB could become the standard opening library. As you know I have problems with entering CDB by Telnet... Has anybody managed to logon to CDB by using Telnet in Win95 environment? //Peter On May 29, 1998 at 12:06:38, Peter Klausler wrote: >FYI: I am adding database server capabilities to the freeware >chess position/game database program CDB. This will allow >programs to connect to CDB via a simple stream socket and >make queries about positions in FEN notation and get >statistics and annotations back, among other things. The >server feature is present in rudimentary form in the >current revision (1.2); to see the present command set, >execute File->Server in CDB, use telnet to connect to >the port on localhost, and type "help". I hope that this >feature provides a quick and easy way for chess programmers >to get opening book capabilities without a lot of reinvention >of the wheel; suggestions are most welcome. > >Peter Klausler >http://reality.sgi.com/pmk_craypark (for CDB)
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