Hi all, I had initially started this for my Silverlight project but decided it was too much for me to handle so I'm thinking about having it outsourced. I have read the licensing, and from what I understand, I should be able to do this. However, before I do, I just wanted to double check in case I may have misinterpreted the agreement.
Thanks so much,
David
Stockfish Conversion to C#
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Re: Stockfish Conversion to C#
Do you need a strong engine chess or just an engine chess?
There are some C# engine projects on the web
There are some C# engine projects on the web
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Re: Stockfish Conversion to C#
Hi, I really enjoy working with Stockfish so I really want to maintain it best I can in C#. I know a conversion will not be as strong as C++ but if the port to C# carries over as much as possible from Stockfish then I believe it will still be very strong even for a Silverlight app.
Thanks
Thanks