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Subject: Re: Funny project: Minimum legal chess

Author: Frank Schneider

Date: 21:58:19 04/05/00

On April 05, 2000 at 14:08:01, Dann Corbit wrote:

>It might be funny to write the smallest possible chess program that produces
>legal moves for both sides.  If it plays against itself, it could have no I/O
>except to display the chosen moves.  It could more or less choose legal moves at
>random.  Basically, it could be nothing but a board representation, a move
>generator, and calls to rand().
>
>Can it be done in (for instance) ten lines of C?

I recall someone (Nalimov??) posted a one-page-chessprogram here some time
ago. I saved it but I can't find it on my disk now :-(

Frank

Almost shortest and clearly longest in execution chess program Fernando Villegas 07:28:00 04/06/00
Re: Funny project: Minimum legal chess Pete Galati 23:13:48 04/05/00
- Re: Funny project: Minimum legal chess Peter McKenzie 02:40:23 04/06/00
  - Re: Funny project: Minimum legal chess Jari Huikari 04:23:15 04/06/00
    - Re: Funny project: Minimum legal chess Pete Galati 07:07:08 04/06/00
      - Re: Funny project: Minimum legal chess Christophe Theron 10:17:10 04/06/00
        
        Re: Wow! Pete Galati 10:36:26 04/06/00
        
        Re: Wow! Ricardo Gibert 16:52:02 04/06/00
        
        Re: Wow! Pete Galati 17:17:57 04/06/00
        
        Re: Wow! Ricardo Gibert 17:58:38 04/06/00
        
        Re: Wow! Pete Galati 18:48:09 04/06/00
        
        Re: Wow! Dave Gomboc 23:27:10 04/06/00
        
        Re: Wow! Pete Galati 23:49:16 04/06/00
        
        LOL (nt) Tom Kerrigan 19:36:21 04/06/00

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