Author: Vincent Diepeveen
Date: 17:33:49 06/08/04
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On June 08, 2004 at 11:03:28, GuyHaworth wrote: Nah it is just confusion which happens so much in software world. Wilhelm probably doesn't use the latest nalimov c++ code. For each new generated EGTB, nalimov must fix by hand his code. So code released now won't run KPPKPP when it is generated i guess. Only after it is generated a new file gets released with crafty which then runs it fine. My guess is that this is just what happened there too. >It's an interesting technique, but can you give examples of Chessbase using it. > > >Surely, they can't be changing the DTM EGT files themselves, as that would >change the MD5sum signature and cause WILHELM to cry 'fault'. > >Being able to check your MD5sum file-signature is a guard against a fault in the >publication process, of which there has been a recent example. > >g
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