Author: lei
Date: 22:13:14 11/06/00
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On November 06, 2000 at 22:51:21, Dan Newman wrote: >On November 06, 2000 at 15:23:41, lei wrote: > >>You can buy the book " Chess Software Sourcebook " from Thechesshouse.com . >>It's the bible in writing chess program !! >> >>Ps Written by Robert J. Pawlak, PhD > >Are you sure? I went to Amazon, and by the reviews it seems to be a book >that discusses available chess software products and not a book about >programming at all. But maybe there's more to it than that... > >I don't think there are any self-contained beginner's chess programming >books. I think the book that comes closest to this is Levy and Newborn's >"How Computers Play Chess", but it's not a programming book really, >and it's out of print. That is, they generally don't discuss many >implementation details, but just explain in a general way how chess >programs work. Sorry ! May by I wrong ! > >Most of us that do chess programming have just picked up this stuff in a >piecemeal fashion from various books, papers, web-pages, discussions >(here, in person, on rgcc, etc.), and from reading various source codes >that are available. Also, there's a lot of invention (and re-invention) >going on too. > >-Dan.
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