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On 27 Apr 2000 12:16:41 +0200, George Smith <smithg@rz.uni-potsdam.de> wrote:
>George Smith <smithg@rz.uni-potsdam.de> writes:
>
>> I can't get GNU Chess 5.0 to compile. I am running Red Hat Linux 6.0 on
>> a Pentium III machine. This is presumably due to lack of experience. I
>> don't program in C at all, but only compile source code which I download.
>
>I haven't yet received any hints regarding compiling GNU Chess 5.0. Is
>anyone aware of pre-compiled binaries which would work under Red Hat 
>Linux 6.0?
>
>Thanks,

Hi,

I probably missed your first post. 
If you are having problems compiling it, it might have something to do with
your compiler? I had problems with an older version of the compile but when
I upgraded it worked just fine.'

I have precompiled versions of Gnuchess5. I have a few extra flags from the
original and gained quite afew % extra in speed from those. Just tell me
how much RAM you have and how much you want to use for gnuchess's
hashtables.

I have also versions where I tweaked the timemanaging abit and fixed the
book code .It has a bug where adding "!" and/or "?" would do the opposit
to what it is suppose to do. Not fun at all I tell you :)

Also, I have been working on a much better book and I constantly update it.
If you have access to ICC (www.chessclub.com) you can check out the handle
'gnuchess' there to see how it does with the new code and book.

-- 
Stefan
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mcriley@post.netlink.se