Computer Chess Club Archives

Search

Messages

Subject: Chess program using functional languages?

Author: Ian Osgood

Date: 16:46:44 04/15/03

Has there been any research to cast the core search algorithms of a chess
program into a functional programming context?  By functional, I mean using a
language such as OCaml, Haskell, Erlang, Clean, etc.  Lisp and dialects might
qualify if not simply implementing an imperative alpha-beta search.

The only mention I can find is some questions asked by Dan Anderson and David
Rassmussen on rgcc a few years ago.

Ian

• Re: Chess program using functional languages? David Hanley 08:09:02 04/16/03
• Re: Chess program using functional languages? William H Rogers 16:55:59 04/15/03
  • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Russell Reagan 18:33:07 04/15/03
    • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Tord Romstad 03:38:39 04/17/03
    • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Dann Corbit 19:49:03 04/15/03
      • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Tord Romstad 03:56:14 04/17/03
  • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Ian Osgood 17:40:32 04/15/03
    • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Tord Romstad 04:11:03 04/17/03
    • Re: Chess program using functional languages? William H Rogers 12:19:19 04/16/03
    • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Dan Andersson 17:57:14 04/15/03
      • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Ian Osgood 22:03:49 04/15/03
        • Re: Chess program using functional languages? Dan Andersson 22:47:17 04/15/03

This page took 0.01 seconds to execute

Last modified: Thu, 15 Apr 21 08:11:13 -0700

Current Computer Chess Club Forums at Talkchess. This site by Sean Mintz.