Author: Luis Smith
Date: 18:01:56 11/14/02
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On November 14, 2002 at 20:18:54, Robert Pawlak wrote: >Luis, > >Here is part of an answer for you. I have not checked recently, but I think >liberty requires that you package a dll with their program (or something >similar), so that you can have a working app. It is not really a compiler, but >creates something like p-code, which is then interpreted at run time. > >I would suggest that you look at Pyxia Ibasic (assuming you want to stick with >basic). The support for the program is simply excellent. It can produce a >standalone EXE file also. > >Most of the people here will tell you that C or C++ is what you want for engine >development. If you don't care about speed, and just want to learn, then basic >is ok. As for building a GUI, feel free. But there are many good ones already >available. > >Bob First of all thanks for the answer, but I have another question. With Pyxia Ibasic would you be able to look at the source code of other programs such as Crafty? If I were to try to create a chess engine I would want to start from scratch but I would need something to look at and get some ideas from Thx again Luis
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