Large Vote On Chess Software

[Glarean]

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Since today there is a large vote in the "Glarean Magazine".

These are the 4 questions:

a) Which are your favorite engines?

b) How do you work with your chess programmes?

c) Which are your favorite interfaces?

d) How much a chess programme should be?

The Poll:
http://glareanverlag.wordpress.com/2009 ... programme/

Poll runs for two months.
Thanks for your choice.

Regards: Walter

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[rainhaus]

Very interesting! My favourite engines today are Rybka, Shedder, Stockfish and I'll now vote them a hundred times:) Can you detect the enthusiastic voter's fraud?
Cheers Rainer

[rainhaus]

I've just tried it, it does not work. Excellent!
Cheers

[AdminX]

It worked for me ...

[rainhaus]

It worked for me ...

and which are your favorites?
and who can make work it like you? (to all: please answer)

[hgm]

I voted for micro-Max, of course. The entire game of chess condensed in a mere 100 lines of code!

[rainhaus]

Excellent! Is micro-Max a good chance for me to become a chess programmer? I like Visual Basic!

[hgm]

Well, micro-Max is written in C. But it is well commented, and about 30 pages of explanation of the source code are presented on my website. So indeed I do consider it a model program for a beginning Chess programmer.

[Trahald]

Worked fine for me.

For the record favourite engines are Pro Deo, Stockfish, Sjeng and Rybka. It was difficult deciding which one to leave out!

Favourite GUI, Shredder by a long way.