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CrazyWa

GerdIsenberg — Tue, 20 Feb 2018 07:36:05 GMT

Home * Engines * CrazyWa
Home * Games * Shogi Engines * CrazyWa

		CrazyWa, an open source engine for Shogi and Chess variants with piece drops such as Crazyhouse by Harm Geert Muller. Crazywa is XBoard compatible and handles boards up to 11x11, with up to 16 droppable piece types, and 15 promoted piece types ^[1].
CrazyWa logo ^[2]

Forum Posts

New crazyhouse engine by Harm Geert Muller, Winboard Forum, December 31, 2016
Crazywa 1.0.5 source-code release by Harm Geert Muller, CCC, February 18, 2018

External Links

hgm.nubati.net Git - crazywa.git/summary

References

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Page	Date Edited
Crazyhouse	Dec 27, 2017
CrazyWa	Feb 19, 2018
Engines	Mar 10, 2018
Harm Geert Muller	Mar 31, 2018

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Nebiyu

GerdIsenberg — Sun, 10 Dec 2017 19:10:55 GMT

Home * Engines * Nebiyu

Nebiyu,
a general game playing engine by Daniel Shawul based on Scorpio chess. Nebiyu supports two- and multi-player chess variants, the games of Checkers, Reversi, Go, Amazons, and Hex. Besides the chess engine development, the project also involved modification of the WinBoard protocol to support these variants and games ^[1] ^[2]. Nebiyu incorporates several search algorithms, such as alpha-beta for games and chess variants with simple evaluation based on material and piece-square tables, and Monte-Carlo tree search and UCT (Upper Confidence bounds applied to Trees) ^[3] for games difficult to evaluate statically, while Daniel also reported some UCT surprises for Checkers ^[4]. So far, NebiyuChess played the WCRCC 2012.

Forum Posts

Nebiyu problems by Harm Geert Muller, CCC, January 12, 2011
UCT surprise for checkers ! by Daniel Shawul, CCC, March 25, 2011
NebiyuReversi problem by Harm Geert Muller, CCC, January 02, 2012
@Daniel: NebiyuChess and large Shogi variants by Harm Geert Muller, CCC, May 20, 2012
ACCA : NebiyuChess by Daniel Shawul, CCC, July 14, 2012
Nebiyu-MCTS vs TSCP 1-0 by Daniel Shawul, CCC, December 10, 2017 » UCT

External Links

Scorpio Chess and Nebiyu Alien
WinBoard Alien Edition
Mulatu Astatke & The Heliocentrics en live à Londres, YouTube Video

References

^ Scorpio Chess and Nebiyu Alien
^ WinBoard Alien Edition
^ UCT at Sensei's Library
^ UCT surprise for checkers ! by Daniel Shawul, CCC, March 25, 2011

What links here?

Page	Date Edited
Daniel Shawul	Jan 28, 2018
Engines	Mar 10, 2018
Monte-Carlo Tree Search	Apr 26, 2018
Nebiyu	Dec 10, 2017
Scorpio	Mar 28, 2018
UCT	Jan 22, 2018
WCRCC 2012	Jul 14, 2014

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Pulsar

GerdIsenberg — Thu, 04 May 2017 17:44:06 GMT

Home * Engines * Pulsar

		Pulsar, a Chess Engine Communication Protocol compatible chess engine by Mike Adams, written in C. The development started in October 1998, and with help from people on ICC's channel 64, most notably Kiwipete and Diepeveen, Pulsar started its life in December and January of 1998/99 ^[1]. In June 2003 Pulsar has been released for the first time. In the meantime, Pulsar is available for x86 and x86-64 under Windows, Linux or Mac OS, as well as for Mobiles and Tablets under iOS. Pulsar plays orthodox chess, as well as various chess variants, where some require one time in app purchase under iOS of the otherwise free engine ^[2].
Crab Nebula with Crab pulsar ^[3]

Selected Variants

Forum Posts

2000 ...

For Mike Adams: Some querstions about Pulsar by Arturo Ochoa, CCC, October 21, 2000
is this nullmove? problems in pulsar algorithm by Mike Adams, CCC, September 20, 2000 » Null Move Pruning
release of pulsar by Mike Adams, Winboard Forum, October 01, 2002
Command to autoload engines fcp scp for set game match? by Mike Adams, Winboard Forum, October 05, 2002
pulsarV2.01d release by Mike Adams, Winboard Forum, June 26, 2003
pulsarV2.01f release by Mike Adams, Winboard Forum, June 30, 2003
new look for pulsar page by Mike Adams, Winboard Forum, July 05, 2003

2005 ...

hashing, check extensions and depth by Mike Adams, CCC, May 27, 2007 » Check Extensions
Questions on issues surrounding releasing code by PulsarMike, Winboard Forum, November 28, 2007
question about releasing pulsar under gpl by Mike Adams, CCC, June 12, 2009
alpha beta hashing and move ordering by Mike Adams, CCC, June 15, 2009

2010 ...

Pulsar page has moved by Mike Adams, CCC, November 13, 2012
PulsarChess for iOS by Mike Adams, CCC, April 10, 2014

2015 ...

Mac binary of pulsar2009-b chess variants program released by Mike Adams, CCC, March 04, 2017
Linux binary of pulsar2009-b chess variants program released by Mike Adams, CCC, March 04, 2017

External Links

Chess Engine

Misc

References

^ Pulsar Chess engine - Some History
^ Pulsar - Chess Variants on the App Store
^ A composite image of the Crab Nebula showing the X-ray (blue), and optical (red) images superimposed, Wikimedia Commons, Image from HubbleSite: Image - Combined X-Ray and Optical Images of the Crab Nebula, September 19, 2002, Just when it seemed like the summer movie season had ended, two of NASA's Great Observatories have produced their own action movie. Multiple observations made over several months with NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Hubble Space Telescope captured the spectacle of matter and antimatter propelled to near the speed of light by the Crab pulsar, a rapidly rotating neutron star the size of Manhattan ...

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Page	Date Edited
Arturo Ochoa	May 4, 2017
Conqueror	Apr 20, 2015
Engines	Mar 10, 2018
Null Move Pruning	Dec 2, 2017
Pulsar	May 4, 2017
Pulse	Aug 14, 2017

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PyChess

GerdIsenberg — Thu, 28 Dec 2017 19:34:36 GMT

Home * User Interface * GUI * PyChess
Home * Engines * PyChess

		PyChess, a free, open source chess GUI and engine, distributed under the GNU Public License, both written in Python. Thomas Dybdahl Ahle started the project in 2006, with Bajusz Tamás and Justin Blanchard contributing in the meantime ^[1]. The GUI uses PyGTK and was originally developed for GNOME, compliant with its Human Interface Guidelines, but runs well under all other Linux desktops, and since PyChess 0.12 Anderssen rc4 released in August 2015, in parts re-written to Python 3 threading ^[2], also under Windows ^[3]. PyChess allows playing with the build in engine, with UCI and Chess Engine Communication Protocol compliant chess engines, or can act as online client of the Free Internet Chess Server (FICS). Further, PyChess supports many chess variants.
PyChess GUI ^[4]

Chess Variants

Atomic Chess
Capablanca Chess
Chess960 or Fischer Random Chess (FRC)
Crazyhouse
Makruk, the Thai version of Chess.
Suicide Chess (Losing Chess)
and more

Forum Posts

2010 ...

Re: Python chess engine by Justin Blanchard, CCC, September 22, 2010
PyChess Anderssen 0.12 beta1 released by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, March 21, 2013

2015 ...

PyChess - the greatest chess interface for Linux by Lanzo Nazaire, CCC, April 11, 2015
PyChess 0.12rc4 by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, August 18, 2015
PyChess Anderssen 0.12 rc5 by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, Sepember 17, 2015
PyChess Anderssen 0.12 released by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, October 24, 2015
PyChess Anderssen 0.12.1 released by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, December 07, 2015
PyChess Anderssen 0.12.2 released by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, January 31, 2016
Pychess built in engine infos? by Günther Simon, CCC, May 12, 2016
PyChess 0.12.4 by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, June 25, 2016
PyChess 0.99.0 by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, September 12, 2017
PyChess 0.99.1 by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, December 26, 2017

External Links

References

^ Re: Chess Engine Update Information: August 25, 2016 by Justin Blanchard, CCC, August 26, 2016
^ 17.1. threading — Thread-based parallelism — Python 3.4.3 documentation
^ PyChess 0.12rc4 by Bajusz Tamás, CCC, August 18, 2015
^ PyChess screenshot User playing Crafty, from PyChess from Wikipedia, Source About PyChess by Matthew Gatto, January 4, 2011.

What links here?

Page	Date Edited
Chess Engine Communication Protocol	Mar 4, 2018
Engines	Mar 10, 2018
glChess	Aug 18, 2017
GNOME Chess	Aug 18, 2017
GUI	Mar 16, 2018
Linux	Jan 21, 2018
PyChess	Dec 28, 2017
Python	Jan 31, 2018
Sunfish	Jan 11, 2018
Thomas Dybdahl Ahle	Aug 26, 2017
UCI	Mar 4, 2018

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Sjaak (Glebbeek)

GerdIsenberg — Wed, 04 Oct 2017 20:20:11 GMT

Home * Engines * Sjaak

Sjaak ^[1],
an open source engine under the GNU General Public Licence written in C by Evert Glebbeek as younger sibling of Jazz, but able to play chess variants on various board sizes compliant to the Chess Engine Communication Protocol. Sjaak was first released in January 2011, not to confused with Ronald de Man's older private engine with the same name ^[2] ^[3]. The further extended SjaakII, released in early 2015, supports even more variants and protocols , and runs best under XBoard/WinBoard, version 4.8 (or better) ^[4] .

Variants

Amazon Chess, where the queen moves as an amazon (needs to be played as variant "fairy" in XBoard).
Berolina Chess, where pawns move one square diagonal and capture straight ahead.
Burmese Chess, working but not tested fully.
Capablanca Chess, a variant played on a 10x8 board with two extra pieces.
Capablanca Random Chess
Chess960 (Fischer Random Chess)
Chinese Chess
Courier Chess, a medieval variant played on a 12x8 board.
Crazyhouse
Gothic Chess, the same as Capablanca Chess but with a different starting position.
Grand Chess, on a 10x10 board.
Indian Grand Chess, or possibly Turkish Grand Chess. On a 10x10 with four extra pieces.
Knightmate, where the king moves as a knight and the knights move as a king.
Makruk, the Thai version of Chess.
Normal chess
Pocket Knight, like normal chess, but players have an extra knight they can drop on the board.
Shatranj, a historic precursor of modern chess.
Shogi ^[5]
Spartan Chess, where black and white play with different armies and black has two kings
The Maharaja and the Sepoys, where white has only one piece (the Maharaja) (needs to be played as variant "fairy" in XBoard).

Description

Board Representation

Despite boards exceeding 64 squares, like 10x8, 12x8, and 10x10, Sjaak is a native bitboard engine, utilizing either GCC's __int128 ^[6] extenstion on 64-bit platforms such as x86-64 or 128 bit vectors of integers on 32-bit platforms, the latter supporting SSE2 if available. Sjaak applies Kindergarten Bitboards to determine sliding piece attacks ^[7].

Search

Sjaak uses a fail-soft alpha-beta principal variation search with quiescence, null move pruning, late move reductions and check extensions inside an iterative deepening framework with transposition table ^[8]. Move ordering considers the killer, countermove and history heuristics. A modified version of a SEE routine from Jazz is used to evaluate captures .

Evaluation

Sjaak's static evaluation takes material balance, static piece-square tables derived from heuristics based on how pieces move, mobility and king safety into account, the latter only in chess variants with one king per side ^[9].

Namesake

Sjaak (TrojanKnight) by Ronald de Man

Forum Posts

2010 ...

New Spartan-Chess engine: Sjaak by Harm Geert Muller, CCC, January 20, 2011
Sjaak 263 by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, October 31, 2011
Xiangqi chase algorithm by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, November 16, 2011 » Chinese Chess
Sjaak 342 - new variants by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, November 16, 2011
Sjaak 437 by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, December 11, 2011
Sjaak 468 JA available by Jim Ablett, CCC, January 23, 2012
Sjaak updated (revision 506) by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, February 01, 2013
Shogi by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, October 20, 2014 » Shogi
Xiangqi chase - again by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, November 06, 2014 » Chinese Chess
Sjaak II - beta release! by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, November 19, 2014

2015 ...

SjaakII 1.0 RC1 by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, January 29, 2015
SjaakII 1.0.0 by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, March 18, 2015

2016

SjaakII 1.2 RC1 by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, January 02, 2016
SjaakII 1.2.0 is out! by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, January 08, 2016
SjaakII 1.2.1 is out! by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, January 10, 2016
Sjaak II question by Harm Geert Muller CCC, March 16, 2016
SjaakII 1.3.0 (the happy easter edition) by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, March 26, 2016
Question about Sjaak by Michel Van den Bergh, CCC, April 01, 2016
Sjaak II, Wa Shogi and XBoard 4.9 by Harm Geert Muller, CCC, April 25, 2016 » Shogi, XBoard
SjaakII 1.3.1 by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, July 05, 2016
SjaakII 1.4.0 by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, November 27, 2016
Sjaak II 1.4.1 and Shogi by Harm Geert Muller, CCC, December 14, 2016 » Shogi

2017

I hate this hobby... by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, January 20, 2017 » Shogi

External Links

Chess Engine

Misc

Sjaak from Wikipedia
Sjaak from Wikipedia.nl (Dutch)
Willem Breuker, Pierre Courbois, Victor Kaihatu - Wonderful Girl of 17 Springs (1966), YouTube Video

References

^ Sjaak - Dutch given name derived from Jacob, pronunciation similar to Schaak
^ ICGA: Losing Chess by Guy Haworth
^ Re: New Spartan-Chess engine: Sjaak by Vladimir Xern, CCC, January 21, 2011
^ SjaakII 1.0.0 by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, March 18, 2015
^ Shogi by Evert Glebbeek, CCC, October 20, 2014
^ __int128 - Using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)
^ Chess (Jazz & Sjaak) design
^ Chess (Jazz & Sjaak) search
^ Chess (Jazz & Sjaak) evaluation

What links here?

Page	Date Edited
18th Computer Olympiad	Feb 5, 2018
ChessV	Jan 21, 2018
Chinese Chess	Jan 16, 2018
Engine releases	Apr 23, 2018
Engines	Mar 10, 2018
Evert Glebbeek	Sep 25, 2017
Mathematician	Apr 9, 2018
Shogi	Feb 19, 2018
Sjaak	Dec 10, 2014
Sjaak (Glebbeek)	Oct 4, 2017
Sjakk	Sep 24, 2014
XBoard	Jan 21, 2018

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Sjeng

GerdIsenberg — Fri, 18 Aug 2017 05:21:23 GMT

Home * Engines * Sjeng

Sjeng,
an open source engine written by Gian-Carlo Pascutto with help from Adrien Regimbald, Daniel Clausen, Dann Corbit, Lenny Taelman, Ben Nye, Ronald de Man, David Dawson, Tim Foden and Georg von Zimmermann ^[1]. Sjeng was initially based on Faile 0.6 by Adrien Regimbald ^[2], and an attempt to create a Bughouse & Crazyhouse playing program. Sjeng 7 became open source under the GPL, also playing standard and Antichess ^[3].

The Chess Engine Communication Protocol compliant Sjeng 11.2 was the final open source program released in January 2002 ^[4], while Sjeng 12.7 was closed source, didn't play variants, and emerged to the commercial Deep Sjeng in 2003, initially market by Lex Loep's Lokasoft ^[5]. In it's suicide and loser's mode, Sjeng applies Proof-number search. Otherwise it uses Alpha-Beta with Aspiration Window and PVS, History and Killer heuristics, Transposition tables, SEE for move ordering and pruning, selective extensions, Adaptive Null Move Pruning, Extended Futility Pruning, Limited Razoring, and Book learning ^[6]. Sjeng is the engine of Apple's chess application as shipped in MacOS X 10.4 ^[7] ^[8] ^[9].

Etymology

The name Sjeng, which is also a Limburgish masculine given name, is the reverse of the long time number one human Bughouse player, with the handle "Gnejs" ^[10] ^[11].

Forum Posts

2000 ...

Sjeng 7 out - with sources now (GPL) by Gian-Carlo Pascutto, CCC, April 15, 2000
Sjeng 10 has been released by Gian-Carlo Pascutto, rgcc, June 7, 2001
Sjeng 12.7 and 11.2 released by Gian-Carlo Pascutto, rgcc, January 2, 2002
Sjeng 12.10 released (UCI support!) by Gian-Carlo Pascutto, rgcc, March 22, 2002
Sjeng 12.11 Released by Gian-Carlo Pascutto, rgcc, April 2, 2002
sjeng's suicide tablebases by Jean Efpraxiadis, rgcc, July 11, 2002

2010 ...

Sjeng 11.2 and suicide chess by Michel Van den Bergh, CCC, September 03, 2012

External Links

Chess Engine

Chess Variants

Misc

References

^ Sjeng : a chess-and-variants playing program - 7. Who wrote Sjeng ?
^ Re: Dutch CC all games available by Gian-Carlo Pascutto, CCC, November 04, 2001
^ ICGA: Losing Chess by Guy Haworth
^ Sjeng 12.7 and 11.2 released by Gian-Carlo Pascutto, rgcc, January 2, 2002
^ Deep Sjeng 1.0 released by Lex, rgcc, March 3, 2003
^ Sjeng Download - Readme
^ Chess (application) from Wikipedia
^ Chess - Source Browser
^ README
^ Yes, there are by Georg von Zimmermann, CCC, June 01, 2003
^ Eric van Reem (2001). Tiger und Rebel gleichauf in Leiden. Computerschach und Spiele, 6/2001 (German)

What links here?

Page	Date Edited
CCT2	Sep 7, 2012
CCT3	Feb 14, 2013
CCT4	Apr 22, 2013
ChessBrainVB	Jun 24, 2017
ChessV	Jan 21, 2018
Chezzz	Jan 20, 2013
Deep Sjeng	Jan 7, 2016
DOCCC 2001	Aug 15, 2015
Engines	Mar 10, 2018
Georg von Zimmermann	May 29, 2017
Gian-Carlo Pascutto	Jan 16, 2018
ICT 2002	Nov 19, 2016
Mac OS	Mar 25, 2016
Michel Van den Bergh	Mar 10, 2018
Movei	Jan 7, 2016
Proof-number search	Jan 22, 2018
Scid	Apr 15, 2017
Sjeng	Aug 17, 2017
Tristram	Jan 29, 2014
WCCC 2002	Nov 24, 2017

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Sunsetter

GerdIsenberg — Thu, 01 Jun 2017 15:31:00 GMT

Home * Engines * Sunsetter

		Sunsetter, an open source chess engine under the GNU General Public License v2.0 ^[1] that plays Bughouse and Crazyhouse - a separate version also orthodox chess. Sunsetter is written by Georg von Zimmermann in C++, recent versions co-authored by Ben Dean-Kawamura ^[2], available at GitHub, compliant to the Chess Engine Communication Protocol ^[3].
Sunset ^[4]

Description

^[5]

Move Generation

Sunsetter is a bitboard engine which uses rotated bitboards to calculate sliding piece attacks ^[6]. The board structure further keeps an 8x8 board, and Crazyhouse specific, a bitboard of promoted pawns, and piece-lists of each player's reserve (in hand), also keeping some incremental updated attack tables. Pseudo-legal moves are generated in four stages.

Search

Sunsetter performs NegaScout with transposition table within its iterative deepening framework using a zero aspiration window to decide whether the forced re-search of the first move half-opens the window in plus or minus infinity direction ^[7]. Null move pruning, extended futility pruning, razoring and fractional extensions are used to shape the tree, which has considerable larger branching factor in Crazyhouse. Sunsetter features book learning based on the final result, where root moves receive a bonus if persistent from advantageous positions in previously won games.

Evaluation

Sunsetter's evaluation in centipawn resolution considers material, material in hand, board control, development, and king safety ^[8].

Forum Posts

2000 ...

Sunsetter(C) source released by Georg von Zimmermann, CCC, June 04, 2001
Very interesting crazyhouse position-to Georg Zimmerman (sunsetter test) by Lieven Clarisse, CCC, November 11, 2002
Sunsetter C10 Anomaly by Matthias Gemuh, CCC, December 04, 2003

2010 ...

Reborn of sunsetter? by velocidrom, Winboard Forum, August 31, 2013
Sunsetter (crazyhouse engine) issue with ponder on, linux by Robert Tournevisse, CCC, December 09, 2013
Sunsetter 9 under Arena GUI by Arnaud lohéac, CCC, May 17, 2017

External Links

Sunsetter from SourceForge
Sunsetter - at SourceForge.net
GitHub - georgvonzimmermann/Sunsetter: A crazyhouse chess playing program
Sunsetter compiled by Jim Ablett, hosted by Kirill Kryukov
Sunsetter 10.3 64-bit in CCRL 40/4

References

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Page	Date Edited
Crazyhouse	Dec 27, 2017
Eigenmann Endgame Test	Jun 1, 2017
Engines	Mar 10, 2018
Georg von Zimmermann	May 29, 2017
Sunsetter	Jun 1, 2017

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Zillions of Games

GerdIsenberg — Mon, 29 May 2017 15:11:04 GMT

Home * Engines * Zillions of Games

		Zillions of Games, a commercial general game playing Windows program developed by Jeff Mallett and Mark Lefler to play abstract strategy board games with perfect information and up to 32 players, first released in 1998. Zillions of Games 2, released in 2003, comes with 100 new features, able to enforce maximal capturing rules as used in some versions of Checkers, and is packed with 350 board games, puzzles, and variants ^[1], including chess and 60 chess variants. Zillions further supports randomness in games through a special, computer-controlled "random player" that chooses its moves randomly, which allows to simulate dice games.
Zillions of Games 2.0 Start Screen ^[2]

Zillions Rules Language

Zillions Rules Language

The game rules are specified by the Zillons rules language, persistant in ASCII readable Zillion rules files with the extension zrf ^[3], based on Lisp like S-expressions:

(game
  (title "...") 
  (players ...) ; up to 32
  (turn-order ... )
  (board .... )
  (piece ... ; up to 32
    (moves ...)
  ) 
  (board-setup ...)
  (draw-condition ...)
  (win-condition ...)
 )
)
(game ...)

Besides defining how pieces move, Zillions can define how pieces may be dropped. All piece and board graphics referred in the rule files, are required in Windows BMP format.

Selected Games

Chess & Variants

Board Games

Puzzles

Publications

Jeff Mallett (2003). ZRF Language References. pdf
Ingo Althöfer (2003). Computer-Aided Game Inventing. Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, pdf
Ingo Althöfer (2004). Improved game play by multiple computer hints. Theoretical Computer Science, Vol. 313, No. 3

Forum Posts

moderation:question about allowed discussions by Uri Blass, CCC, June 26, 2004
Re: Zillions of Games is fantastic by Ingo Althöfer, CCC, June 26, 2004 ^[4] ^[5]
Zillions of Games and WinBoard by Harm Geert Muller, CCC, December 11, 2007

External Links

References

^ Zillions of Games - How Many Games?
^ Zillions of Games - Wikipedia
^ Jeff Mallett (2003). ZRF Language References. pdf
^ Nina Hagen from Wikipedia
^ BEZZENBERGER Rechtsanwälte - Kanzlei für gewerblichen Rechtsschutz, Urheber- und Medienrecht

What links here?

Page	Date Edited
17th Computer Olympiad	Aug 12, 2017
Crazyhouse	Dec 27, 2017
Engines	Mar 10, 2018
Games	Feb 20, 2018
General Game Playing	Dec 22, 2017
Jeff Mallett	Jan 8, 2016
Languages	Nov 26, 2017
Mark Lefler	Nov 23, 2017
Occam	Jan 21, 2016
SAL	Dec 7, 2017
Zillions of Games	May 29, 2017

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Wikispaces : chessprogramming - items matching description

CrazyWa

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Nebiyu

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Pulsar

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PyChess

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Sjaak (Glebbeek)

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Sjeng

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Chess Engine

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Sunsetter

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