Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 09:33:55 06/07/05
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On June 07, 2005 at 12:02:34, Reinhard Scharnagl wrote: >On June 07, 2005 at 04:18:51, Aaron Boonshoft wrote: > >>Does anyone know of any "open source" chess programs? (That is chess programs >>where you can actually view the program's source code.) And if so, can you tell >>me where to find them. (What website can they be found at?) Also, do you have >>any first or second hand knowledge about them. (Did you find them to work as >>described by the website?) Thanks! - Aaron > >Looking into foreign source codes to 'understand' chess programming is >absolutely counter productive. It will kill your own ideas before you have had a >chance to get known to them. I am guessing that every one who has written a world class chess program has looked at the source code of other programs. >But such 'donations' are a good base for patchworking together new clones and >for to cheat in our brainsport computer chess. The ACM must be the most evil orgainization in the world. Let's lump in GNU and Sourceforge. The UNSPEAKABLE CADS!!!! ;-)
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