Author: Jeff White
Date: 20:47:35 02/10/03
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>>On February 10, 2003 at 14:32:31, Robert Hyatt wrote: >> >> >>> >>>yes, but it _greatly_ depends on the options you specify. IE how many times a >>>move >>>must be played to avoid tossing it out as "rare". >>> >>>And when you build "enormous" you had better have 2-3 gigabytes of free space. >>>While >>>the building/sorting stuff is going on, the disk space requirement is very >>>large. >> >>I have a little over 2 gig left on the drive I want to use. I'm just going to >>use the standard book create myfile.pgn 60 5 50 >>For a 97 meg file, do you think this will be enough? Thanks again. > >I think that is plenty It takes about 12 bytes per position for temp space. A >game of >40 moves (80 half-moves or positions) needs about 1kb of disk space. For a >rough >estimate... > >> >>Regards, >>Jeff Thanks for the info. I was fooling around with a 97 meg file and realized I had a little more room than I thought. I'm going to try something a wee bit bigger. Thanks again for the help. Regards, Jeff
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