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Subject: Re: fpga/mcu implementation

Author: Gian-Carlo Pascutto

Date: 13:59:33 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?

The complexity of getting a program working on a microcontroller is easy:
there's good C compilers for most common models.

The complexity of getting a program running on an FPGA is phenomenal.

--
GCP



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