Author: Tanya Deborah
Date: 19:21:35 11/28/04
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On November 28, 2004 at 09:08:24, Stan Arts wrote: >On November 27, 2004 at 21:56:35, Tanya Deborah wrote: > >> >>Hi to All! >> >> >>I think that there are 4 engines very closely. >> >>1.Crafty >> >>2.Ruffian (Who is better? Ruffian 1 or 2? ) In SSDF, Rufian 1 tooks better >> results than Ruffian 2.10, and I personally dont know if RuffianII >> is the best Ruffian version. SSDF results show us that Ruffian 1 >> is the strongest). >> >>3.Aristarch >> >>4.Delfi >> >>There are any other engine so strong like this 4 ? >> >> >> >>Regards! >>Tanya, > >Hi, > >Personally I don't find "strongest" very interesting, and you'll find lots of >other interesting engines with interesting concepts and style throughout the >ratinglists. >(When I decided to download an engine I like to give it a run through my >collection of favourite testpositions to get an idea of how it searches and >what it extends on and so, that way you'll find lots of interesting >caracteristics and differences. Then by playing a few games you'll get an idea >of style and weights, etc. To me those matter more then it's Elo number.) > >How is your pascal programming going? >When it can play it's first moves, you've to show them here. > >Greetings >Stan Hi Stan! Many thanks for your reply. I am writing for now only little programs, but no to chess.. My idea is of course, to work in a future in a strong chess program, and in a spanish draughts program (these are my two future projects) but still i need to learn a lot. I saw the Source Code of your program in Pascal 7.0, and i think is really fine. It help to clear my ideas to how begin to write a chess program in Pascal Language. I understand somethings, but still i need to learn a lot of things to understand it completely. Anyway, Thank you very much Stan, for give the source code of your program to all the people that want to learn how to program. Indeed it is a great help. Greetings! Tanya Deborah.
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