Author: Marc-Philippe HUGET
Date: 03:06:22 04/21/99
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On April 21, 1999 at 03:24:55, Peter Fendrich wrote: >I don't get it. >What happen after the opponent makes a move in the game? >We now have the position p. >Does the program search all of the book from the beinning to find p? >//Peter Hi, yes, of course but good books are not similar to fat books. You can have a very good book with 1 million moves and with this system, it is very easy to go through the book to find the right position and it is very fast. Either you can only choose the first move for this position or all moves for this position but it is very fast to do and undo moves, just some changes in the bitboard or in the chessboard. Marc-Philippe
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