Author: John Scalo
Date: 13:54:44 01/22/98
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On January 22, 1998 at 15:20:01, Willie Wood wrote: >Hello all, > >After quite a bit of searching I've not found any program for the Mac >that will act as a telnet interface for a chess engine. Kind of odd, >since there are many ics interfaces, and many analysis programs, and >many chess-playing programs. > >Before I just give up and write my own telnet code, using my own simple >interface, I thought I would ask one more time if anyone has a usable >mac winboard. Alternatively, does anyone have a telnet chessboard >interface and would share the source so that I could add applescript >support? > >WW I'm afraid I don't know of a solution but I've wondered the same thing myself. How exactly does this work on the DOS side? Is there some sort of standard protocol known whereby ICS interfaces can talk to chess engines? AppleScript would be a perfect vehicle for this but first we would all have to agree on a standard protocol. -j -- John Scalo j.scalo@ix.netcom.com
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