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In article <6csn44$gu2@src-news.pa.dec.com>, mann@pa.dec.com (Tim Mann) writes:

>n article <34EE07F7.226E@Waisman.Wisc.Edu>, Douglas Swiggum
><Swiggum@Waisman.Wisc.Edu> writes:
>>How does one "look" at GNU's book,
>>anyway?  Source code?

>The book, in readable ASCII form, is included with the source code.
>Just use gzip to uncompress the file book/gnuchess.bk3.gz.

>I'd say this line shouldn't be in the book at all.  h6 is already an
>inferior move for Black.

Some time ago I found another error in the book file (this goes back to 3.21
for Windows 3.0), in the Queen's Gambit, Vienna Game.  There is a white move
"f1b5" which is an impossible move because the e-pawn hasn't moved yet.  I
verified the correct move with MCO-13 as "c1g5".  Does GNU Chess test the book
moves before it actually tries to execute them?

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