Glad you like it. It will also work with most other ANS Forths, like GNU Forth and the compiled bigForth. It was my first Forth program and first full chess program. Although it is in a different language, uses 0x88 board representation, and has many search extensions; it still has an evaluation that is nearly identical to TSCP 1.71. (This was on purpose, so I could more easily distinguish search and porting bugs as I learned Forth.) Tom Kerrighan has graciously allowed me to distribute this program without copyright.Christopher Conkie wrote:http://www.quirkster.com/forth/FCP.html
You will be needing this.......
http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32forth/files/
Very nice.
Christopher
There is another Forth chess program called brainless which is slightly stronger and not a derivative work. The source is harder to find, however.
Ian