Addendum :
> This kind of file could also be of interest for an historical database of
> chessgames. It would look like www.chess-results.com, but for
> tournaments.
>
but for historical tournaments, of course.
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Hello,
This morning, I dreamt exactly about that :
You start out with what you have at hand: a game.
> Then you identify the tournament and set up an authority
> record for that one containing a name, probably the date it
> took place and so on, enough information ot make it a real
> individualize
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
Hi!
> It is. It is just a popular name anyway. VIAF lists 827
> persons of that name. And VIAF is only built for persons who
> published some book or the like...
>
>
> I did not know about VIAF.
I don't wonder ;)
> Great stuff !
I know.
> What I mean is t
Hi,
To come back to Scid's handling of very long games, here are my
thoughts and questions :
- on average a game takes 200-300 bytes (reference base with some
annotated games)
- current Scid's limit is 64kB for a game (this means 30 games can fit
in a disk block), which with the usual size of a g
