Author: Steven Edwards
Date: 05:43:53 12/02/03
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On December 02, 2003 at 08:09:18, Kim Roper Jensen wrote:
>On December 02, 2003 at 07:44:01, Steven Edwards wrote:
>>My program Symbolic is a serious effort, although it has a long way to go.
>From my hazy memory I think you once told that it will be written in LISP with
>the search-functions? etc. written in C++ ...
>
>Anything you can tell about it ??
Languages:
ANSI C++ and Lisp; no assembly language
Source:
1197207 bytes, 38666 lines, 318 files
Platforms:
Linux and OpenBSD
Data structures:
Moves, positions, many other types organized in lists instead of fixed
length arrays
No predefined MAXPLY; search depth is limited by time and memory
Search (low level):
The usual bag of tricks and a few new ones
Search (high level):
Pattern recognition and planning
Ability to explain move selection process live in natural language
Strength:
Solves 298/300 WAC (242/300 WAC in under 1 second each)
Does well on other tactical suites
UI:
ANSI color text
Voice output on Macintosh platforms
Special features:
Fully multithreaded (POSIX)
Allows multiple simultaneous command processors
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