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So, is ChessBase planning to distribute the source for LC0, er DeusX, er Fat Fritz?

I have uploaded the Abrok Windows executables, from 2012 to 2018, with each year in a separate archive. I have removed duplicate files. I am still in the process of duplicate checking Linux executables and 2019 executables, and will have those uploaded soon. I also uploaded my archive of downloads f...

No my friend....that link does not work........ :) :wink: http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/html/download/anmon/ Go MAR APR MAY Previous capture 24 Next capture 2010 2011 2012 1 capture 24 Apr 2011 About this capture 404 File Not Found Sorry, the file you were looking for could not be found. It may have de...

I have almost all of the compiles that were on the Abrok site, over 15,000 files dating back to 2012. Unfortunately, I have not organized them by commit, but at least I know the dates of the compiles. There were a number of duplicates compiles on the Abrok site over the years, which I have filtered ...

Some of the older compiles are here:

http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://abr ... tockfish/*

It seems the original links are dead, though. Maybe all those old compiles were taking up too much disk space.

FrankWalter doesn't send the tbhit information. The output that it sends only contain ply, score, time, nodes and PV, and not the extended information for selective depth, search speed and tbhits.

What is the source of these positions?

You can still get dev builds from https://ci.appveyor.com/project/christi ... no/history by clicking the desired build, selecting the configuration, and then selecting artifacts. The failed builds still seem to have executables, with a version number one version behind.

The poster known as chrisw was the guy behind Oxford Softworks, a company that sold a variety of AI based board and card games. Chris himself wrote the chess programs that they published, the flagship product being the Chess System Tal series. The whole philosophy behind Chess System Tal was to avoi...

Very cool resource. Thank you for all the effort you put into it.