Author: Grzegorz Sidorowicz
Date: 07:01:17 09/25/01
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On September 24, 2001 at 18:34:40, Dann Corbit wrote: >On September 24, 2001 at 18:21:52, Grzegorz Sidorowicz wrote: > >>On site: >>http://republika.pl/markol4/ >>is available second public Polish chess program .... -> Butcher!! >>by .... Marek Kolacz !! :-) >>Butcher is known from CCT3 now you can test it on your comp (minimum P6) >>This program must add minimum 2 seconds after each move. > >I don't read Polish, so some brief setup instructions would be nice. For example: 1. Copy vc6-64.exe to Butcher folder 2. Extract file book6.zip and copy all to Butcher folder 3. Add line "vc6-64" /fd=c:\path_to_butcher /firstProtocolVersion=1 in winboard.ini file 4. Play game! :-) >>I think in near future will public another two Polish chess programs >>- Matant and Atak. >>Now I'm testing latest Matant. It is strong chess program but author now >>don't wont public it. > >The more the merrier. If these are Winboard engines, the Winboard forum might >be a good place for announcements. >http://f11.parsimony.net/forum16635/ > >Will you release a Winboard version of Armageddon chess? Armageddon WB is full complete but I need about one month to finish all details (for example: new book generator, and modification in GUI) Two weeks ago was born my son and now I work a little slowest :)) >>I wont organise Polish Computer Chess Champion but I don't know >>what I must doing. Can you help me? > >There are several ways you might do this: >1. Have engines autoplay each other on similar hardware. >2. Use ICD or FICS to set up a Winboard tournament. >3. Have a university host an official event of some sort. > >Probably lots more, too. The easiest one is #1, and the hardest is #3. >The excitement grows in proportion to the effort, also. > >In the Winboard forum, you will find events where Hungarian engines competed, or >Italian engines, or French engines. Maybe you can get some ideas from those >contests. OK I will try. Regards Grzegorz Sidorowicz
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