Author: scott farrell
Date: 02:15:16 09/27/03
I am struggling with reading/understanding the nalimov code, and crafty's probe code, and other engines use of egtb (ie. parrot). My chompster is java, so I am good at java, and not-so-good at C,C++. Maybe someone has a simple c/c++ program, where I can call a function, just passing a FEN string, and get back a nice simple score and move. I am hoping someone already has something like this lying around. I intend to use JNI in java, so I can call the method directly. Currently, chompster uses egtb via the lokusoft webservice, and this takes about 0.8 seconds/probe. I can compile under linux (gcc etc). I guess I need the c object (or whatever) to stay resident so the cache is effective (I'll just keep a nice global handle to it). Any help appreciated. Scott
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