Giorgio wrote:
Hi!
> Thanks for reply.
De rien.
> My scid version is 4.2.1 January 2010. I downloaded it from the scid
> site home page. My system is ubuntu 10.04.
Well if you use a tarball from Scids site to compile yourself egtb is
included. Any problems with ./configure spotted?
> The tablebase directory
> option was unavailable since I run scid the first time, before I
> installed nalimov.
Well, the code is included if you have tb-files or not. There's just no
search path set.
> Maybe I could have made some error during the
> compiling steps. Do you think I had better to compile again the package
> in a different directory and see if there is any difference?
I wonder if this solves the problem but it's worth a try. You may use a
procedure like this:
$ mv $HOME/.scid $HOME/_scid
$ mkdir $HOME/sourceforge
$ cd $HOME/sourceforge
$ cvs -d:pserver:anonym...@scid.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/scid login
$ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonym...@scid.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/scid co
-P scid
This gives you the cvs code in $HOME/sourceforge/scid. Just press enter
after the first cvs line if you're asked for a password.
To build it:
$ cd scid
$ cvs update
$ export PATH=.:$PATH
$ ./configure
$ make
$ ./scid
This gives you a clean compile of current cvs and provided you run the
export PATH statement and run scid from within it's build dir you don't
need an install step. I use this version right now and checked that EGTB
is working.
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