I wrote a chess program in 1994 for an assignment in college.
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Nov 28, 2016
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C# is not a good language to do a chess program. It's very slow with "state tree". Why don't you do it like a pro. Use LISP for the "thinking part" and if u won't c# for interface and openings book. LISP is a functional programe language and quite different from other paradigms, but for state euristic analysis is the best. Sorry for the poor English.
Nov 28, 2016
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s23bog wrote:
I guess if you want to sharpen programming skills, then there is some use for tackling the problem of chess for that very purpose. However, if the idea is to tackle chess as the problem (and not writing a chess program to get better at programming), then one's approach to programming for chess differs greatly.
You need to learn to edit your posts and not multi-post. This is a forum, not Skype.
Nov 28, 2016
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Derekjj wrote:
discussion about cheating is not allowed
This has nothing to do with cheating.
Nov 28, 2016
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Another-Life wrote:
sure it does
Derekjj wrote:
discussion about cheating is not allowed
This has nothing to do with cheating.
I would like to play against your engine! Let us know if you implement human vs CPU play. Recognizing checkmate/stalemate is pretty important, too, heh.
Also, you can give it a simple opening book for variety and to avoid non-sensical moves.