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nanochess
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by nanochess »
Hi guys.
Finally I've documented the source code of Toledo Nanochess in this book, so after all these years the comments are official from the programmer
Every piece of code is fully documented.
Besides if someone remembers it, I made a 1K Javascript Chess for the JS1K contest (2010) which also I've documented fully.
Toledo Nanochess: The commented source code
http://www.lulu.com/shop/oscar-toledo-g ... 29040.html
Enjoy it!
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cdani
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by cdani »
Nice!
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Steve Maughan
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by Steve Maughan »
Hi Oscar,
Nice project.
This is a tiny program isn't it? If so, how can such a small program take 180 pages to comment?
Best regards,
Steve
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nanochess
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by nanochess »
Steve Maughan wrote:
This is a tiny program isn't it? If so, how can such a small program take 180 pages to comment?
It's because the compression possibilities of C language, a handful of characters does a lot of operations
Half book is for Toledo Nanochess and the rest of book discuss basics of chess programming, the WinBoard interface, my JS1K entry, Java chess and so.
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nanochess
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by nanochess »
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JuLieN
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by JuLieN »
Neat ! That's beautiful Oscar! Congratulations!
I'll order one soon.
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nanochess
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by nanochess »
JuLieN wrote:Neat ! That's beautiful Oscar! Congratulations!
I'll order one soon.
Thanks!
