Author: Andrew Wagner
Date: 09:41:14 05/28/04
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On May 28, 2004 at 10:34:13, Joshua Shriver wrote: >Side note: > > Anyone think it would be interesting to create a site that goes through the >steps of creating a basic engine. Basically something like tscp, but go through >each piece of code, explain how they interact and how each piece functions. >Think this would be beneficial to anyone starting out. Basically break it down >into modules. > >* Start out with a barebones. (have different cores based on the different board >representation styles (bitboard perhaps as a start) >* Show barebones with x pruning algorithm >* Show how you can use multiple pruning algorithms together >* How to add xboard compatibility >* How to add egtb > >Just an idea. > >Sincerely, >Joshua Shriver I've done some thinking about this, and may fool around with some ideas this summer. I'd be very interested in hearing how people would like to see such a web page set up. I'm scarcely more than a beginner myself, but I learn best by teaching, and so I think it would be beneficial. So, tell me more of your thoughts, and it just might happen... Andrew :)
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