Anubis, a private WinBoard compliant chess engine by José Carlos Martínez Galán, its development started in 2003 as successor of Averno. Anubis is a bitboard engine, and in its first version generated sliding piece attacks using Kogge-Stone-like algorithms [1]. Completely re-written in 2012 [2], Anubis played some private tournaments by Sergio Martinez [3].
Anubis [4]

See also

• Astronomy
• Averno
• CXG Sphinx
• Metaphysics
• Mythology
• Pharaon
• Sfinks

Forum Posts

• Re: Surprising performance {to me} by GLC 3 verses Comet B60 by Jose Carlos, Winboard Forum, April 02, 2003
• Endgame test series by Jose Carlos, Winboard Forum, April 08, 2003
• Re: Attack table by Jose Carlos, Winboard Forum, October 07, 2004
• C++ templates question by José C. Martínez Galán, CCC, January 18, 2012
• Re: Ponder=on in cutechess-cli? by José C. Martínez Galán, CCC, April 04, 2012

External Links

• Anubis from Wikipedia
• Anubis (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
• Anubis (cipher) from Wikipedia
• 1912 Anubis from Wikipedia
• The Infernal Machine (play) from Wikipedia (Jean Cocteau)
• Dave Liebman Quartet - Anubis - Chivas Jazz Festival 2002, YouTube Video
  Dave Liebman, Vic Juris, Tony Marino, Marko Marcinko
  

References

1. ^ Re: Attack table by Jose Carlos, Winboard Forum, October 07, 2004
2. ^ Re: Ponder=on in cutechess-cli? by José C. Martínez Galán, CCC, April 04, 2012
3. ^ Spain Individual Championship by Sergio Martinez, CCC, October 22, 2012
4. ^ Anubis, the jackal headed god of Ancient Egypt, Image by Jeff Dahl, December 21, 2007, CC BY-SA 4.0, based on New Kingdom tomb paintings, in Richard H. Wilkinson (2003). The complete gods and goddesses of ancient Egypt. Thames & Hudson, Wikimedia Commons, Anubis from Wikipedia

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