John F. White,
a British multiple author [1], computer consultant and programmer. Fascinated by the later Roman Empire, especially Aurelian's achievements, he researched and wrote his own account [2]. He is co-programmer of the popular computer Latin translator Blitz Latin and programmer of Frankfurt Goethe University's inscription search engine [3]. He lives in Wokingham, England[4].
Querg
As former chess programmer John F. White wrote a series of chess programs in the 80s, called by the generic name Querg, all implemented in 6502assembly to run on an 64K Atari 130XE[5]. In his second ICCA Journal article he describes how to store and retrieve moves of an opening book[6].
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John F. White,
a British multiple author [1], computer consultant and programmer. Fascinated by the later Roman Empire, especially Aurelian's achievements, he researched and wrote his own account [2]. He is co-programmer of the popular computer Latin translator Blitz Latin and programmer of Frankfurt Goethe University's inscription search engine [3]. He lives in Wokingham, England [4].
Querg
As former chess programmer John F. White wrote a series of chess programs in the 80s, called by the generic name Querg, all implemented in 6502 assembly to run on an 64K Atari 130XE [5]. In his second ICCA Journal article he describes how to store and retrieve moves of an opening book [6].Selected Publications
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