I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I've been searching google and can't find the link to download wilhelm. What's the URL?
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Right here. I agree it is well hidden from casual surfer. 
I also link to it from EGTB Online page.
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Thanks, sorry didnt even think to check your main site.Kirill Kryukov wrote:Right here. I agree it is well hidden from casual surfer.
Again I'm hoping to create a similiar program using Qt so it can run under Linux, BSD's, and Windows... that way such a wonderful utility isn't just Windows based. For CCRL testing and dev projects I dedicated a box to win development running Win2k (still not fond of WinXP) but anyway... finished downloading it.. and looking forward to testing. Most of the dev should be relatively easy... just need to figure out the whole egtb "report value given x board state" done. Will have to check out the source for crafty or whatever-engine that's easily digestible to figure out how to use the NAlimov code
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Actually, it very easy, for example you can search for "Wilhelm EGTB" and the first two hits point to the webpage.I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong, but I've been searching google and can't find the link to download wilhelm.
http://www.geocities.com/rba_schach2000/
Most of the dev should be relatively easy... just need to finger out the whole egtb "report value given x board" done.
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