Author: José Carlos
Date: 06:27:29 11/29/01
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On November 29, 2001 at 09:02:38, James T. Walker wrote: >In case some people here don't know it: If you have a corrupted tablebase, >programs like Fritz/Junior will refuse to run until the tablebase is fixed. If >you have 220 tablebase files like I do it can be a problem identifying which one >is corrupted/bad. Running Crafty will tell you which tablebase is bad. It's >then easy to replace just the bad one and you are off and running again. Thanks >again Bob. (It's happened 2 time now) >Jim Yep, if you set (when you link Eugine's code in your program) the flag "CRC check" (or something like that, I don't remember), the program won't run if a tablebase file is corrupted. And yep, Crafty, Comet and some other will tell you what file is wrong. José C.
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