Nemeton

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Nemeton,
a WinBoard conform open source chess engine by Stan Arts. It had its over the board tournament debut at the PT 47, November 2014, in Leiden, and was introduced and released soon after [1]. Written in Pascal, Nemeton started as simple "bean counter", utilizing a 16x12.5 mailbox board array (board:array[0..200] of byte) without piecelists and therefor an extremely small memory footprint. Nemeton 1 did not poll input while thinking, so that pondering or analyzing were not possible, but already in Nemeton 1.1, released in February 2015 [2].
Trees in De Hoge Veluwe [3]

Etymology

A nemeton was a sacred place of Celtic religion with trees. In Dutch, it also sounds like somebody who grabs material (Nemen Ton!) [4].

Screenshot

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Nemeton3D 1.51 with its 3D Graphics Board [5]

Photos

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PT 51, round 7, Johan de Koning and Stan Arts in The King - Nemeton 3D [6]

See also


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References

  1. ^ Nemeton 1 release by Stan Arts, CCC, November 18, 2014
  2. ^ Nemeton 1.1 by Stan Arts, CCC, February 15, 2015
  3. ^ Image GA32070.jpg from Category:De Hoge Veluwe - Wikimedia Commons, source Fotocollectie A.B. Wigman, Hoge Veluwe National Park from Wikipedia
  4. ^ Nemeton 1 release by Stan Arts, CCC, November 18, 2014
  5. ^ Nemeton3D 1.51 by Stan Arts, CCC, June 04, 2017
  6. ^ Round 7 photo by Gerd Isenberg, April 30, 2017

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3D Graphics Board Sep 23, 2017
Engine releases Apr 23, 2018
Engines Mar 10, 2018
Nemeton Dec 23, 2017
Neurosis Dec 23, 2017
PT 47 Dec 1, 2014
PT 48 Oct 15, 2015
PT 50 May 3, 2017
PT 51 Oct 5, 2017
PT 52 Nov 14, 2017
Stan Arts Nov 21, 2014
WCRCC 2016 Jun 27, 2017

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