Author: Eran
Date: 16:07:49 05/04/01
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On May 04, 2001 at 16:54:09, Christophe Theron wrote: >On May 04, 2001 at 16:50:05, Andrew Williams wrote: > >>On May 04, 2001 at 16:41:34, Christophe Theron wrote: >> >>>I'm currently working on the port of the Chess Tiger engine to the PalmOS >>>system. >>> >>>I'm planning to announce Chess Tiger for Palm in a few weeks. >>> >>>In the meantime, as a gift to the computer chess community, I'm going to offer >>>for free the current version of Chess Tiger for Palm. >>> >>>It is a full port of the Chess Tiger 14.1 engine, so the Palm users are going to >>>have an engine which is more advanced than the PC version, and FOR FREE! It has >>>all the main features of the PC engine: very strong engine, hash tables, >>>permanent brain, PGN support, book learning, multiple variation mode,... >>> >>>The main drawback of this free version is that it is a text mode version (no >>>graphics). So if you want to play against it, you need to play with a real >>>chessboard. There are also a few other minor drawbacks, but hey, it's free! >>> >>>So if you have a Palm, a Visor, an IBM WorkPad, a TRGPro, a Qualcomm organizer, >>>a Sony Clié, or anything that runs the PalmOS system (version 3.0 or above) you >>>might be interested by Chess Tiger for Palm. >>> >>> >>>If you want Chess Tiger for Palm (text mode) for free, then send an email to >>> >>> support@chesstiger.com >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Christophe >> >>It's a kind offer, Christophe, but I'm afraid I'm only willing to accept an >>SMP version. >> >>Andrew >> >> >>(Sorry. I couldn't resist). > > > >:) :) > >You know what? In the original version of the post above I had added a joke >about the SMP version of Chess Tiger for Palm, then I have removed it. > >I thought: "maybe it is going to be misinterpreted" !!! > >Maybe now some people understand better why SMP was not my priority...? > > > > Christophe
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