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Subject: Re: Writing a meta-language to describe eval function

Author: Matthew White

Date: 11:48:27 07/02/03

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On July 02, 2003 at 04:22:54, Andrei Fortuna wrote:

>On July 01, 2003 at 23:19:56, margolies,marc wrote:
>
>>Hi Andrei.
>>I am looking at a copy of an old "Nimzo" disk from chess base. It includes an
>>explanation of CHE++ in the context of an extension to c++. Doninger's Nimzo
>>accepts CHE information-- or did. I never tried to implement anything with it.
>>That's what I know. Find an old copy of nimzo to start an evaluation of this.
>
>Isn't the doc in german ?
>
>Andrei
Yes it is. For my project, I used a machine translator to (very roughly!)
translate it. I got just enough information for it to be useful. You learn very
quickly that farmers are pawns and runners are bishops ;).

Matt

• Re: Writing a meta-language to describe eval function Andrei Fortuna 12:10:12 07/02/03
  • Re: Writing a meta-language to describe eval function Matthew White 15:14:44 07/02/03
    • Re: Writing a meta-language to describe eval function Andrei Fortuna 23:45:06 07/02/03
    • Re: Writing a meta-language to describe eval function margolies,marc 22:24:34 07/02/03

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