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Subject: Re: Solving small chess

Author: Jari Huikari

Date: 06:39:47 10/11/00

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On October 10, 2000 at 21:27:38, Christophe Theron wrote:

>The first chess program that actually ran on a computer was on a 6x6 board (the
>bishops had been removed).
>
>I think it was called the "Palo Alto Chess Program".

Could it have been "Los Alamos"?

http://www.mit.jyu.fi/~huikari/alamos.jpg

http://www.mit.jyu.fi/~huikari/ALAMOS.ZIP

					Jari

• Eveybody: you should try the Los Alamos Ches Program ! Christophe Theron 10:00:14 10/11/00
  • Try Los Alamos Program UPDATED version! Jari Huikari 05:56:35 10/13/00
  • Re: Eveybody: you should try the Los Alamos Ches Program ! Jari Huikari 03:51:37 10/12/00
  • Re: Eveybody: you should try the Los Alamos Ches Program ! Jesus de la Villa 11:55:36 10/11/00
    • Re: Eveybody: you should try the Los Alamos Ches Program ! Uri Blass 12:33:31 10/11/00
      • Re: Eveybody: you should try the Los Alamos Ches Program ! José Antônio Fabiano Mendes 12:58:33 10/11/00
        • Weakest Chess Program contest! :-) Jari Huikari 04:01:02 10/12/00
          • Re: Weakest Chess Program contest! :-) Christophe Theron 09:46:22 10/12/00
        • Re: Eveybody: you should try the Los Alamos Ches Program ! Jesus de la Villa 14:12:15 10/11/00
          • Re: Eveybody: you should try the Los Alamos Ches Program ! José Antônio Fabiano Mendes 14:56:58 10/11/00
            • Re: Eveybody: you should try the Los Alamos Ches Program ! stuart taylor 16:14:05 10/11/00

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