Author: Matthew Hull
Date: 13:12:19 05/31/05
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On May 31, 2005 at 15:35:30, Daniel Staf wrote: >Hi, > >Is there anyone is this forum who has experience in implementing/porting a chess >ai to a microcontroller or fpga? > >I'm about to build a stand alone chess computer with self moving pieces (they >are moved by electromagnets under the board) Currently I'm looking for some >piece of code so I don't have to start from the very beginning. >I have thought about implementing this in either a separate microcomputer and an >fpga or maybe I can program the cpu in the fpga too. > >Anyone tried implementing an chess ai this way? I would think that using a cheap, conventional processor board and a free chess engine, would get you a stronger dedicated unit than even a TASC R30, easily. Start simple. Then if demand (and profit) warrants, go for your FPGA monstrosity.
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