Author: Russell
Date: 11:58:13 10/21/05
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On October 21, 2005 at 07:28:01, Thomas Logan wrote: >On October 21, 2005 at 03:56:26, Fabien Letouzey wrote: > >> >>Hi Thomas, >> >>On October 20, 2005 at 20:41:05, Thomas Logan wrote: >> >>>>- "-pgn" >> >>>>Name of the input PGN file. PolyGlot should support any >>>>standard-conforming file. Let me know if you encounter a problem. >> >>>Any standard conforming file ? >> >>PGN is a standard. Some "PGN" files do not conform to it. >> >>>Arena Abk, Shredder bkt, CB ctg >> >>Are those formats documented anywhere? > >They are not even database formats but opening book formats >> >>>>- "-bin" >> >>>>Name of the output binary file. I suggest ".bin" as the extension but >>>>in fact PolyGlot does not care. >> >>>Will this allow output to be used as an engine book for engines that use the >>>format book.bin ? >> >>I doubt it. ".bin" means nothing more than "binary, not text". PolyGlot's .bin >>files are compatible with Fruit and no other engine that I know of. >> >>Fabien. > >Thanks for the reply > >Its a great engine you created > >btw am I correct you are also the author of polyglot ? > > > >Tom Actually Perhaps Other engines can use polyglot's .bin files. Ofcourse u would have to run the engine using polylgot. For ex Shredder 9.1 can use Polyglot .bin files quite well.
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