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		Soldat, a WinBoard aka Chess Engine Communication Protocol compliant open source chess engine by Marco Giusfredi, written in Ansi C. Soldat was first released in July 2002 as version 0.18 [1]. The most recent Soldat III 1.87 appeared on July 03, 2017.
Hans Larwin - Soldat und Tod 1917 [2]

Description

Soldat ^[3] represents the board as 0x88 mailbox, and applies PVS with aspiration windows within its iterative deepening framework, enhanced by a transposition table with Zobrist hashing, NMP (NMR in the late endgame), LMR, razoring, check extensions and history heuristic. Its quiescence search tests whether the bounds are outside a ±250 centipawn window around material balance for lazy evaluation, while the full evaluation additionally considers piece-square tables, mobility, pawn structure, tempo and king safety in the middlegame.

See also

• Military

Forum Posts

• New WB engine from Italy! by Leo Dijksman, Winboard Forum, July 05, 2002
• Engine list news: Updated Tao v5.3 and Soldat v0.20 by Leo Dijksman, CCC, July 28, 2002
• Engine list news: Soldat v0.25 released! by Leo Dijksman, Winboard Forum, August 10, 2002
• Repetition draw claiming bug by Soldat by George Lyapko, Winboard Forum, January 14, 2003
• Soldat III 0.178 64-bit Gauntlet for CCRL 40/40 by Graham Banks, CCC, March 25, 2015

External Links

Chess Engine

• Soldat « G 6
• Soldat III at CCRL 40/40

Misc

• Soldat from Wikipedia
• Soldat - Wiktionary
• soldat - Wiktionary
• Soldat (rank) from Wikipedia
• Soldat (Romania) from Wikipedia
• Soldat – Wikipedia.de (German)
  Soldaten sind Mörder - Wikipedia.de (German)
• Soldato - Wikipedia.it (Italian)
• Soldier from Wikipedia
• Der Landser from Wikipedia

References

1. ^ New WB engine from Italy! by Leo Dijksman, Winboard Forum, July 05, 2002
2. ^ Hans Larwin - Soldat und Tod or Death and the Soldier 1917, January 1917, source: Museum of Military History, Vienna, Wikimedia Commons, "During World War I, Hans Larwin was involved as an official war painter on various fronts for the Austria-Hungary dual monarchy", Hans Larwin from Wikipedia, Guus de Vries (2016). The Great War Through Picture Postcards. Pen and Sword Books. ISBN 9781473856714, pp. 60
3. ^ Description based on Soldat_3.187.c from Soldat-3_187.zip, G 6 site

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