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Thomas McBurney,
an Australian software developer and as computer chess programmer author of multiple chess engines and tools written in Basic ^[1], in particular the web broadcast system TLCS/TLCV, the MS-DOS chess program Deep BASIC written in QuickBASIC 4.5, the WinBoard port of Steinwender's and Donninger's Minimax, and the 32-bit Windows program Kanguruh written in PowerBASIC, which combines features from Deep BASIC and Minimax ^[2]. Thomas is further collector of dedicated chess computers ^[3].

Forum Posts

Easy way to broadcast tournaments live on the internet by Thomas McBurney, Winboard Forum, October 10, 2003
Australasian National Computer Chess Championship live! by Thomas McBurney, Winboard Forum, July 20, 2004 » NC3 2004
New version of Tom's Live Chess Game Viewer by Thomas McBurney, Winboard Forum, November 20, 2004
Re: Illegal move : who is guilty ? by Thomas McBurney, Winboard Forum, November 21, 2004 » Arena
New version of TLCV and broadcast server by Thomas McBurney, Winboard Forum, January 15, 2005
Game Analyser has been updated by Thomas McBurney, Winboard Forum, January 02, 2009
Game Analyser v1.6 released by Thomas McBurney, Winboard Forum, September 20, 2009

External Links

References

^ Tom's Stuff
^ Minimax in BASIC converted to WinBoard by Thomas McBurney
^ Tom's Chess Computer Collection

What links here?

Page	Date Edited
Basic	Jan 3, 2018
ChessGUI	Jan 17, 2018
Chrilly Donninger	Dec 19, 2016
Dedicated Chess Computers	Feb 20, 2018
Dieter Steinwender	Jul 4, 2016
Kanguruh	Jan 13, 2013
Minimax (program)	Dec 27, 2013
NC3 2003	Jan 13, 2013
NC3 2004	Jan 13, 2013
NC3 2005	Jan 13, 2013
NC3 2006	Jan 10, 2013
People	Feb 28, 2018
Small Potato	Feb 14, 2014
Thomas McBurney	Jul 30, 2017
TLCS-TLCV	Dec 27, 2017
Vanilla Chess	Jan 13, 2013
Web Broadcast	Jul 30, 2017

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