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Subject: Re: Fritz supports WB ?

Author: Henrik Dinesen

Date: 02:09:37 09/12/05

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On September 12, 2005 at 04:16:07, Uri Blass wrote:

>On September 12, 2005 at 03:25:08, Alex Schmidt wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>>Let's add that 2 winboard engines, namely SmarThink and Jonny, come with an
>>>adapter for the CB GUI. This one is certainly not the old buggy adapter provided
>>
>>I think this IS the old buggy adapter by Chessbase. But there are some engines
>>which can handle the nasty WB implementation of it.
>>
>>How could someone write an adapter for Chessbase without knowing the CB
>>protocol?
>>
>>Best,
>>Alex
>
>I think that it is possible to learn the protocol by running engines under
>chessbase and reading the commands that they get.
>
>I think that good adapter should not believe Fritz and in games of more than 256
>give the engine time that it calculates and not time that stupid Fritz gives it.
>
>Good adpater also should not give the engine FEN when it is trivial that the
>only reason is that Fritz interface gave it FEN instead of move at move 256.
>
>It should read the FEN that Fritz interface got and translate it to move in case
>that it is possible.
>
>It will not prevent problem with long games but at least it can prevent the
>problem of losing on time near move 256 and will delay the problem to move 300.
>
>Uri


Hi Uri,

"I've" played thousands and thousands of engine-games.
The movelimit seems to me to be too hysterical. On the other hand, I agree, the
limit shouldn't be there. But it's weird to focus on it, since it's has close to
zero practical values.

Regards
Henrik



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