Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 09:54:54 03/06/99
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Something to note: TSCP was designed for use with a 32 bit compiler. If you compile it without 32 bit integers, it will run, but it will be horrible, and you'll no doubt write me a nasty e-mail. Another thing to note: I have e-mail and can answer questions like this personally. :) -Tom On March 06, 1999 at 04:08:31, TEERAPONG TOVIRAT wrote: > >On March 06, 1999 at 01:57:01, brian robson wrote: > >>Hi everybody, sorry for asking a simple question. I m new to programming. >>Recently I downloaded a simple chess program from Tom Kerigan's web-page. >>It contains the following file:board.c , main.c , data.c , search.c , eval.c , >>data.h, protos.h , defs.h . How to compile these files into a chess program ? >>For information I have Borland C++ 3.1. Thanks a lot. > >I've the same problem as you few weeks ago. I used Turbo C . Make a project >file. >Name it (such as chess.prj) then edit(in chess.prj) > main.c > board.c > data.c > search.c > eval.c >then save and run.With C++ ,you may have to make minor change in "include..." >You can consult you C++ book.
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