I have attempted to program a tablebase generator several times. (In C++) However each time I run into difficulties and get discouraged.
Does anyone know of any particularly simple and easy to understand open source generators? I hope that by understanding the way other people have done things, it might be easier to design my program.
Some of the issues I've seen: What is the most efficient way to represent a position in memory? Are there any tricks for easily determining check status and legal moves from a given position? Is code generally written for a particular set of pieces, or in a general manner for any number of pieces?
Tablebase generator
Re: Tablebase generator
HG Muller had some webpages about tablebase building, but now some of the links are broken. http://home.hccnet.nl/h.g.muller/EGTB.html
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Re: Tablebase generator
Here is the missing retrograde analysis page courtesy of the Internet Archive Wayback Machine.
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Re: Tablebase generator
I think this is the one you meant. http://web.archive.org/web/200805210231 ... retro.html
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Re: Tablebase generator
In retrospect, posting that link would have saved you a click (and a post)Nale wrote:I think this is the one you meant. http://web.archive.org/web/200805210231 ... retro.html
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