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Josué Forte,
a Brazilian computer scientist, computer chess programmer and author of the Chess Engine Communication Protocol and UCI compatible chess engine Matheus, which had its debut already at Don Beal's Uniform-Platform CCC 1994 ^[1], and was first published as WinBoard engine in 2002 ^[2].

Forum Posts

• Matheus 1.4 (Release: World Cup 2002 Champion!!) by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, July 02, 2002
• C/C++ compilers and its influence on the chess engine speed by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, July 23, 2002
• To: Leo Dijksman (Information about your next tornament) by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, September 11, 2002
• Assembly language for PC (Off topic) by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, February 21, 2003
• When can a game be declared as a draw? by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, June 15, 2003
• Porting an engine to Linux by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, September 18, 2003
• Matheus-2.3 released - With UCI support by Josué Forte, CCC, March 14, 2004
• Need help: End Game Table Base and BitBase by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, April 24, 2004
• How to implement the UCI command "currline" by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, April 24, 2005
• Arena and UCI commands by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, April 30, 2005
• Re: Mate scores in the hash table by Josué Forte, Winboard Forum, September 04, 2005 » Mate Scores, Transposition Table

External Links

• Matheus from WBEC Ridderkerk

References

1. ^ Larry Kaufman (1995). 1994 Uniform Platform Tournament. Computer Chess Reports, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 8
2. ^ Matheus from WBEC Ridderkerk

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