Author: Kolss
Date: 02:17:45 02/03/05
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On February 02, 2005 at 12:32:27, Dieter Buerssner wrote: Hello Dieter, >On February 02, 2005 at 06:21:36, George Tsavdaris wrote: > >>Can anyone tell me what the file X-NBW does and what the X-NBB...? > >Calling them nbw and nbb may be a bit confusing. What really is meant, is that >the "left side" kx of kx-kz moves. It could be white or black. So, say white has >KQ and black has KR. White moves´: position is found in kqkr.nbw; black moves: >position is found in kqkr.nbb. Now assume white has KR and black has KQ. There >are no krkq files. White moves: position is found in kqkr.nbw; Make that "kqkr.nbb" ... :-) >black moves: >position is found in kqkr.nbw. For positions with pawns, some mirroring is >needed when looking up positions where black is the "left side". But lots of >mirroring is needed internally anyway even for "white left side" positions in >general, to use the symmetry of the chess board. > >Regards, >Dieter By the way, it is a pity that you aren't going to come to Paderborn this year! But I guess that you must have good reasons... :-) Best wishes - Munjong.
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