Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 16:01:26 01/21/03
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On January 21, 2003 at 17:08:54, David Rasmussen wrote: >On January 21, 2003 at 16:59:20, Michel Langeveld wrote: > >>I am a bit puzzled what is the latest public available source the namilov access >>code ... >> >>Beowolf 2.2b >>------------ >>egtb.c - 342598 bytes - Sept 2001 >>tbdecode.h- 25670 bytes - Feb 1999 >> >>Exchess >>------- >>refers to tbgen.cpp which is not present >> >>Freyr >>----- >>TBDECODE C 25.585 09-02-99 11:30 tbdecode.c >>TBINDEX CPP 143.406 09-02-99 11:30 tbindex.cpp >> >>Sunsetter >>--------- >>TBDECODE H 25.672 05-09-02 22:59 tbdecode.h >>EGTB CPP 159.827 05-09-02 22:59 egtb.cpp >> > >I'm puzzled also about all the versions in existance, and I've recently inquired >as to where the "official" versions are. > >>Crafty 19.1 >>------------ >>egtb.cpp - 159491 bytes - Okt 2002 >> >>He wait ... is the new namilov code public very recently in crafty 18.2 :) >> >>cool! >> >>Crafty 19.2 >>----------- >>egtb.cpp 227356 bytes - 17 Jan 2003 >>tbdecode.h - 25665 bytes - 17 Jan 2003 > >Can this code be used directly instead of the old, if you only use 3-4-5 man >tables? Without getting any new tb files? Or is the format for these also >changed? > >/David As I have said before, the format of old files has not changed. The change is to break new files that are over 2 gigabytes into two gigabyte chunks...
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