Author: Masciulli Gianluigi
Date: 12:09:27 11/15/00
FIRST FSI ITALIAN ENGINES CONTEST
The turnament will be on FICS. It will be played with the formula of the double
Round Robin, with 30 minutes to Finish. A game every Week. The tournament will
begin Monday the 20^ of November.
It is Elegible to partecipate to this torunament any engine that
1) It 's original 2) The Author is Italian.
If anybody (Italian) is willing to partecipate please contact me (Email
gmasciulli@libero.it) or Frengo (the Tournament Director) on Fics.
F.I.E.C. it'ss a FICS-Turnament for ItalianEngine to celebrate the 80^
anniversary of Italian Chess Federation. It will be organized a turnament
between programs of chess, writed from Italians. The initiative is born in
collaboration with G6. G6 (G.S.e = the Group Chess and Computer science) is a
Forum dedicated to chess programmi, and writing engines. G6, started like a
meeting point for a small group of Italian programmers, and very soon was open,
to all the lovers of computers-chess, not necessarily Italian, even if the
Italian remains the official language. The forum is about all the aspects of
chess programming, from the creation and optimization of engines to the
realization of the graphical interfaces, tools and anything else. In this
perspective, the birth of the group has contributed to the spring of the Italian
chess programming.
Are members of the group the authors of the Italian engines Fortress, Leila,
Esc, Larsen, Raffaela, Golem, the English Colchess and the Finnish Nero.
the web adderes of the forum is http://www.egroups.com/group/g_6.
To subscribe send an email (also empty) to the address
g_6-subscribe@egroups.com.
G6 is moreover present, with many of its members and programs, on F.I.C.S. (Free
Internet Chess Serveur, http://freechess.org).You can almost ever find some
member of the g6 in the channel 166 (the g6 channel).
Gianluigi Masciulli
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