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Simon Waters wrote:
> 
> Bernd Schatz wrote:
> >
> > is there a gnu chess data base,
> > (something like ChessBase)
> > where i can use a gnu chess programm
> > for analysis ?
> 
> Gnu chess 5 doesn't support analysis mode, so you can't really use it to
> do too much analysis (It can hack out the mate in X problems as well as
> most). Some other free chess programs support analysis mode, and can be
> used with either Tim Mann's various interfaces or other commercial tools
> for analysis.
> 
> I haven't seen free programs quite achieving the levels of integration
> that the commercial programs do.
> 
> www.chesslab.com has a freely accessible database, and relatively strong
> chess program integrated, that can be used for analysis, but it isn't
> like Fritz/Chessbase. Still a handy URL I keep in my bookmarks.

It seems very difficult to write a Chess-Data Base Program.
There are plenty of GNU-Chess-Programs but none Data Base Program.
Are there any Theory, program-fragments, ideas or any other 
things that could help to program a Chess Data Base Program ?

greets
  bernd

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