Author: Gilles Garrigues
Date: 03:41:20 05/25/04
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This is really not a simple business ! Thanks for your quick answers. I am still waiting to hear from ChessBase about their notorious krppkr.2.nbw.emd I shall attempt to compare that file with Bob's. Regards, >On May 24, 2004 at 15:59:19, Gilles Garrigues wrote: > >>I generated the KQQQ-K (I know : not very useful) with Nalimov's Tbgen (under >>windows) then computed the md5sum using Md5summer and got : >> >>9abf5ec29eaae0ac1d90cfd8e7f391f7 *kqqqk.nbb >>2a3732cd5577b83aa51c7f1aeeb07977 *kqqqk.nbw >> >>Now Bob's file from his FTP says : >> >>a032027e29e66c6b8cb0cf71a02b6541 kqqqk.nbb.emd >>e87d3b677c5a8f21d6476fcab2a6983e kqqqk.nbw.emd >> >>Why are the md5 different ? Which data is Wilhelm using to determine that an >>EGTB is "defective" or "integer" ? >> >>Thanks for your answer ... > >You need to compress your files with the DATACOMP.EXE program. That will give >them the .emd extension, and it is the compressed files that you can compare md5 >sums on. > >-Marc
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