Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 04:59:20 11/21/00
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On November 21, 2000 at 03:56:01, David Rasmussen wrote: >I began some years ago by studying the TSCP source code, and then I've followed >Crafty's development over the last two years, which have given me a lot of >valuable insight as well. Now I was wondering what I should read next. > >I have read the sourcecode of some programs like phalanx, which to me is just >obscure and unstructured, no offence. You're making a big mistake here. The search extension code in Phalanx is the smartest on the planet. Most of the stuff that puzzles people is the POSIX interface stuff, since they are used to WIN32. Just look up some man pages and it is really not so difficult. >So can you name a few programs with sourcecode available, where it can be said >that the sourcecode is structured and good for learning? And possibly structured >differently than Crafty, just to get a fresh view? Maybe reading "Scalable Search in Computer Chess" is right for you now.
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