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Subject: Re: Source codes

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 10:01:32 06/09/00

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On June 09, 2000 at 11:24:51, aloysius wrote:

>Where can I find really _very_simple_ chess programs' source codes?


In your dreams, probably.

:)

Chess is non-trivial.  What you are really asking is "where can I find a
program that is pretty well state-of-the-art _and_ has a simple source.  I
don't think you will be able to find such an animal.  Simple chess program
is an oxymoron, IMHO.

• Re: Source codes Tom Kerrigan 12:55:21 06/09/00
  • Re: Source codes Robert Hyatt 19:44:29 06/09/00
    • Re: Source codes Steve Maughan 05:18:03 06/10/00
      • Re: Source codes KarinsDad 13:04:19 06/10/00
    • Re: Source codes Torstein Hall 01:59:36 06/10/00
      • Context Comment Re: Source codes Brian Richardson 05:38:19 06/10/00
        • Re: Context Comment Re: Source codes aloysius 07:14:38 06/11/00
          • Re: Context Comment Re: Source codes Robert Hyatt 06:22:09 06/12/00
          • Re: Context Comment Re: Source codes blass uri 09:30:52 06/11/00
        • Re: Context Comment Re: Source codes Mark Ryan 01:05:55 06/11/00
      • Re: Source codes Robert Hyatt 05:22:55 06/10/00
• Re: Source codes KarinsDad 10:19:42 06/09/00
  • Re: Source codes Inmann Werner 02:02:13 06/10/00

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