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>abg1@quads.uchicago.edu (andrew brian gross):
>>Just got the gnuchess40-62 file from chess.uoknor.edu.  It works
>>great (as opposed to gnuchess40, which I never got to work), but it
>>has no documentation with it.  I can't find any gnuchess documentation
>>on chess.uoknor.edu; "man -k gnuchess" turns up nothing on the
>workstation
>>that I'm posting from; and a search of archie for "gnuchess" comes up
>>null.
> 
>The archive has quite a few doc files in the ./doc directory (same level
>as your ./src where you must have gotten the pg installed). However I 
>could not find the things I'm most interested in, such as how to 
>analyze other than with gnuan and how to look up stuff in the book. Any
>pointers?

To show the potential book moves and their weights for a position compile with
-DDEBUG33 in the OPT line of the Makefile. It will show all book moves 
for a position and their weights and the hint that goes with them.

As for analysis have youy tried running with "post" set. That shows the 
current thinking. that with 'undo' and 'force' lets you do analysis
by trying different moves and seeing the responses.

mike
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