Cinnamon, an UCI compliant open source chess engine by Giuseppe Cannella, written in C++11, published under GPL Version 3. Cinnamon was first released in February 2013 [1] under that name, while former versions of the engine were called Butterfly. It targets multiple hardware platforms and operating systems such as Windows, Linux, Mac OS and Android, also available for the Raspberry Pi, and further provides a JavaScript library to play with chessboardjs or any js GUI. Cinnamon is bundled with the Tarrasch GUI for Windows [2].
Cinnamon [3]

Features

• Rotated Bitboards
• Iterative Deepening
• Aspiration Windows
• Principal Variation Search
• Transposition Table
• Razoring
• Null Move Pruning
• Late Move Reductions
• Futility Pruning
• Delta Pruning
• Killer Heuristic
• Lazy Evaluation
• MVV/LVA
• Polyglot Opening Book
• Gaviota Tablebases
• Perft
• Pondering

See also

• Butterfly
• Plants

Forum Posts

• OSX compiler wanted by Giuseppe Cannella, Winboard Forum, July 06, 2013
• Cinnamon 1.1 for Mac OS X 32-bit by Norbert Raimund Leisner, CCC, July 07, 2013

External Links

Chess Engine

• cinnamon chess engine - open source chess engine
• gekomad/cinnamon · GitHub
• Cinnamon « G 6
• Cinnamon 1.2b 64-bit in CCRL 40/4

Misc

• Cinnamon from Wikipedia
• Cinnamomum from Wikipedia
  Cinnamomum burmannii from Wikipedia
  Cinnamomum cassia from Wikipedia
  Cinnamomum verum from Wikipedia
• Cinnamon (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
• cinnamon - Wiktionary
• Cinnamon (software) from Wikipedia
• Bill Anschell, Jose Martinez, Chris Symer - La Flor de la Canela by Chabuca Granda, YouTube Video
  

References

1. ^ Cinnamon « G 6
2. ^ cinnamon chess engine - open source chess engine
3. ^ Cinnamon: sticks (ceylon cinnamon from Sri Lanka), powder, and flowers. Created from 31 images stacked with CombineZP, by Simon A. Eugster, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons, Cinnamomum from Wikipedia
4. ^ cinnamon/README.md at master · gekomad/cinnamon · GitHub

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