yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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Hello,

http://sourceforge.net/projects/yacen/ is called Yet Another Chess Engine, supports UCI protocol and exists in pre-alpha development stage. Only source code is available.

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Re: yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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Many thanks Norbert.

For those interested on this project note that "This means that there is only source code available which is far from complete and thus cannot be compiled to a working binary yet. "

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Re: yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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Norbert Raimund Leisner wrote:Hello,

http://sourceforge.net/projects/yacen/ is called Yet Another Chess Engine, supports UCI protocol and exists in pre-alpha development stage. Only source code is available.

Best wishes,
Norbert
This seems very strange and could be a mistake. "Yace" is a chess engine that played in the early 2000's and the author of that engine I believe was Dieter Burssner. I believe he created the "Yet another chess engine" acronym.
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Re: yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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Robert Flesher wrote:"Yace" is a chess engine that played in the early 2000's and the author of that engine I believe was Dieter Burssner. I believe he created the "Yet another chess engine" acronym.
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Re: yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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Yes , Here is homepage... https://sites.google.com/site/marochess/yace .... it is about a 2500 engine
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Re: yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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karger wrote:Yes , Here is homepage... https://sites.google.com/site/marochess/yace .... it is about a 2500 engine
However he says it is called Yacen not YACE. I have not looked at it yet but you should know that a similar name does not mean a duplication of code. His code is open and anyone can see it. Leave him be.

To Christopher....

Thank you. I will take a look and attempt to compile it with a view to making it do something.

Chris

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Christopher Conkie wrote:I will take a look and attempt to compile it with a view to making it do something.
The Yacen project is obviously in a VERY early stage (there is just a board.c).
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Sven Schüle wrote:
Christopher Conkie wrote:I will take a look and attempt to compile it with a view to making it do something.
The Yacen project is obviously in a VERY early stage (there is just a board.c).
Considering it is in an early stage, it would be nice if they change the name now.

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Re: yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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Sven Schüle wrote:
Christopher Conkie wrote:I will take a look and attempt to compile it with a view to making it do something.
The Yacen project is obviously in a VERY early stage (there is just a board.c).
I would congratulate anyone's chess program these days, even this.....

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So long as they wrote it themselves. ;-)

Anyway....how are you Sven? Are you OK?

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Re: yacen by Christopher Thiele (UCI engine)

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Chrsitopher Thiele´s answer in German (translation of main contents)

no relationship with YACE, similar name of the engine is just a coincidence - author was not aware of the YACE existence and will probably rename his engine soon

For registered members of SourceForge exists a possibility to contact the author directly.

Norbert