It seems that ChessV is an open-source (Chess-variant) engine, but that an unfortunate quarrel and ensuing legal action now precludes its hosting on the web anywhere.
Is there still anyone that has a private copy of those sources, and would be willing to mail it to me? I would like to see if I can adapt it for playing under WinBoard_F.
Sources of ChessV?
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Re: Sources of ChessV?
Check your pm after a few minutes...still uploading!
Have visited Mel winther's site? It's another interesting chess variant page.
http://hem.passagen.se/melki9/capablanca.htm
Have visited Mel winther's site? It's another interesting chess variant page.
http://hem.passagen.se/melki9/capablanca.htm
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Re: Sources of ChessV?
OK, Thanks everyone that reacted. I've got it now!
It is written in C++, (which I don't really know), but the code itself seems only very little differnt from plain C. I will see what I can do with it. (But only after I converted Joker to 10x8 play.)
It is written in C++, (which I don't really know), but the code itself seems only very little differnt from plain C. I will see what I can do with it. (But only after I converted Joker to 10x8 play.)
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Re: Sources of ChessV?
What was the quarrel about?hgm wrote:It seems that ChessV is an open-source (Chess-variant) engine, but that an unfortunate quarrel and ensuing legal action now precludes its hosting on the web anywhere.
Is there still anyone that has a private copy of those sources, and would be willing to mail it to me? I would like to see if I can adapt it for playing under WinBoard_F.
Who was the quarrel with?
Re: Sources of ChessV?
I like this one better:Denis P. Mendoza wrote:Check your pm after a few minutes...still uploading!
Have visited Mel winther's site? It's another interesting chess variant page.
http://hem.passagen.se/melki9/capablanca.htm