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Subject: Re: Auto232 : is it a standard ?

Author: Rémi Coulom

Date: 02:48:35 02/05/99

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On February 04, 1999 at 07:59:47, Gaetan GARCIA wrote:

>	Hi,
>
>	I wonder what exactly is auto232. It seems to be some sort of standard
>for sending moves between computers in a computer vs computer game.
>	Could somebody direct me to a resource where this is explained in
>some detail.
>	Thanks.
>
>		Gaetan

Yes, auto232 is a standard to play chess games via a serial link. It was defined
by Chrilly Donninger. The standard definition is a piece of source code. I think
the original definition is available somewhere on the gambitsoft site. I made
changes to it to correct some bugs, and you can find this source code on my home
page : http://www-leibniz.imag.fr/~coulom/ (download source.tar.gz). It is
embedded in the source code of a fully working chess-playing program that use
it.

Some modern windows chess-playing programs can use the protocol directly. Some
other old DOS programs work with a TSR driver, which (I think) is distributed
separately from the program. You can take a look at
http://www.gambitsoft.com/utilitie.htm
and download AUTO232P.ZIP for more information.

Remi



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