Author: Tanya Deborah
Date: 01:22:00 07/02/01
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On July 01, 2001 at 11:26:13, martin fierz wrote: >On June 30, 2001 at 00:48:49, Tanya Deborah wrote: >>>program over Internet? More than Sage6000 ???? >> >>KingRow can be used in Checkerboard program (by Martin Fierz). Cake++ Also is >>another strong engine, but i don´t know which is the better engine for >>Checkerboard. How many engines can be use into Checkerboard? >> >>I am trying to find the best American draughts program (Free or Comercial.) >> >>It is true that the program named KingRow is the best free American draughts >>...I find Nexus Demo also like a very strong program, and of course Sage6000 a >>very good program in the Comercial programs. >> >>Somebody here can tell me about the real strenght of all this programs? >>Which is really the best ? and why? > >there is unfortunately no computer checkers championship where all programmers >would enter their product, so i cannot really answer this question. i do know >that kingsrow is better than my engine, cake++ :-( >kingsrow is surely the strongest free program. there are 5 commercials, world >championship checkers (only for mac), wyllie, nexus, sage and colossus. of >these, colossus is no longer in development as far as i know and i would venture >to say that sage is the weakest. at the moment, the american checkers federation >has an email ladder going, most programs play, only colossus and sage don't. my >program is losing its match against wyllie, kingsrow is winning probably against >the successor of nexus, and the successor of nexus was winning against WCC when >the WCC programmer decided to stop playing... >my program is handicapped by a nearly complete lack of book, but i'm not trying >to make excuses. if you want the best program to play a match, i would take >either kingsrow or wyllie. > Many Thanks Martin... But i definitely know that Cake++ is a very strong engine, very hard to beat!! Martin, How many engines can support checkerboard?? Only KingsRow and Cake++ ? Regards! Tanya, D >best regards > martin
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