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maxdeg wrote:

mkchan wrote:

MikeB wrote:

mkchan wrote:

MikeB wrote:

mkchan wrote:You can check this out: https://github.com/Mk-Chan/Chess-Tools the script is pretty simple and uses python-chess too

I like this - any options or opportunities to to set hash, number of threads,path to syzygy tablebases and the final pv?

Hi Michael, I can add options for hash, threads, syzygy etc. But I didn't quite understand what you meant by final pv.
Edit: oh I think you want to view the final pv of each position?

Correct

Done a few hours ago

Any Mac user care to share a how-to please ..

git clone https://github.com/Mk-Chan/Chess-Tools
cd Chess-Tools
git submodule update --init --recursive
python3 epd2engine.py

mkchan wrote:

maxdeg wrote:

mkchan wrote:

MikeB wrote:

mkchan wrote:

MikeB wrote:

mkchan wrote:You can check this out: https://github.com/Mk-Chan/Chess-Tools the script is pretty simple and uses python-chess too

I like this - any options or opportunities to to set hash, number of threads,path to syzygy tablebases and the final pv?

Hi Michael, I can add options for hash, threads, syzygy etc. But I didn't quite understand what you meant by final pv.
Edit: oh I think you want to view the final pv of each position?

Correct

Done a few hours ago

Any Mac user care to share a how-to please ..

I'm not exactly sure how you would get python and git on Mac (homebrew?) But once you have those,

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git clone https://github.com/Mk-Chan/Chess-Tools
cd Chess-Tools
git submodule update --init --recursive
python3 epd2engine.py

That should give you the specific instructions