Author: James T. Walker
Date: 19:56:04 04/04/00
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On April 04, 2000 at 13:49:33, Pete Galati wrote: >On April 04, 2000 at 11:52:17, Kim Roper Jensen wrote: > >> >>Just remembered that in the "old" days when i has my Spectrum 48K ( OHH yes a >>real power beast :) ) i had a chess program, that was approx. 1KB in size, it >>played real bad , but then again 1KB, what can you expect. >> >>Has anyone seen smaller programs, or what is the smallest you ever seen ? >> >>Kim Roper. >I was going to say that the smallest Chess program that I have at the moment is >Mychess by David Kittinger 51Kb, but I looked closer, and I have a GWbasic Chess >program that's only 20.9Kb, it's origin is somewhat unclear. I'd be glad to >pass it on, but you need GW basic to run it. GWbasic makes Qbasic seem like >Windows95, so I wouldn't recommend it. > >Can anyone top 20.9? > >Pete I know that the original "Atari 2600" game had a chess cartridge which I believe was only 4k of memory including the graphics. I met the authors and they had a 6K and an 8K version for personal use/testing but I don't think they ever became commercial. Jim Walker
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