Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 07:39:49 06/16/98
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On June 16, 1998 at 10:17:24, Peter Herttrich wrote: >On June 15, 1998 at 09:48:16, Robert Hyatt wrote: > >>On June 15, 1998 at 03:46:44, Peter Herttrich wrote: >> >>>On June 15, 1998 at 01:47:52, Steven J. Edwards wrote: >>> >>>>Fellow Programmers: >>>> >>>>In working with Crafty's opening book PGN file wall.pgn, I noticed an >>>>error in SAN in one of the games. (There may be more than one; this is >>>>the first.) It shows up at line 3,864,317 in column 47; it is a pawn >>>>capture "exf1" but has no promotion indication. >>>> >>>>Have other PGN readers choked on this? If not, then they should have. >>>>It is incorrect to assume a promotion to a queen. >>>> >>>>Anyway, having nearly four million lines of good PGN before the first >>>>problem is still pretty good. >>>> >>>>-- Steven (sje@mv.mv. >>> >>>Thanks, costs me some hours, to clean and throw out the doubles. >>>If i have more time I will go for this problem, but for CRAFTY >>>it's no problem to build the book. >>> >>>The newwall.pgn will be out in some weeks. It's more then >>>twice the wall.pgn. >>> >>>Cheerio >>>Peter >> >> >>I suppose that if you are going to continue this insane behavior, I'm >>going to have to design a new way to build the book. Doubling the file >>will mean someone needs way over 2 gigs free at present. That is just >>about unmanagable. >> >>:) > >uummmmmmmmpffff.... > >y're right. my last experiments nearly filled my new 2Gig HD. >and the source was down in my local-dir. >damned, someone there who spend me a 9Gig HD ? :-) > >But anyway, do you see a chance to build books without this >amount of hd-room? >Because i plan after the newwall.pgn (projectname rock:) ) >the 1Gig pgn, (projectname mountain). Disk space is meant to be used! Keep it up, great work :-) Dave Gomboc >no no no, don't kill me. >Just kidding. But the rock will come. > > >Cheerio >Peter
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