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Subject: Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning"

Author: Rolf Tueschen

Date: 16:31:39 05/12/05

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Thanks Lance,
I agree with you on creative processes in arts.
But in the process of programming in chess you are allowed to use such an
important tool like nullmove but you are NOT allowed to let you be inspired by
open source programs? Why should we accept such a tiring routine? If you can't
exclude that for the very best programs, you are IMO not allowed to scapegoat a
powerless newbie like Vladimir Yelin. Isn't that a noble position of mine?
All the best to you and your own work. Rolf

• Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Lance Perkins 20:21:03 05/12/05
  • Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Rolf Tueschen 02:42:28 05/13/05
    • Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Roman Hartmann 05:38:06 05/13/05
  • Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Uri Blass 01:36:17 05/13/05
• Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Dann Corbit 16:35:58 05/12/05
  • Re: Basics of Programming Computerchess and Forbidden "Cloning" Rolf Tueschen 16:41:15 05/12/05

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