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Aart: test it against pos, it'll be interestingDaniel White wrote:You have my permission, although be warned that it plays extremely weak on a desktop computer, never mind a mobile... Hopefully later versions can change this.abik wrote:Nice! I compiled this for ARM-based Android devices, and the result is about 18KB. With your explicit permission, I can post the binary on UCI and XBoard engines for Android.
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-rwxr-xr-x shell shell 18940 2012-07-07 13:05 iota
Ah you did it already, that's great!abik wrote:Quick tournament in Chess for Android against similar engines. Since Iota takes about 10 seconds per move on my Nexus One, I gave the other engines the same amount of time per move. Played with 10 random openings from built-in book.Daniel White wrote:You have my permission, although be warned that it plays extremely weak on a desktop computer, never mind a mobile... Hopefully later versions can change this.
The Iota binary for ARM-based Android devices can be found at UCI and XBoard engines for Android.
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Iota - Chess for Android 0.0 - 10.0 +0/-10/=0 0.00% Iota - umax48w 0.5 - 9.5 +0/-9/=1 5.00% Iota - DeepBrutePos v1.6 9.5 - 0.5 +9/-0/=1 95.00%
[currently 9.5 KB executable]I never realized there were more 'micro' engines, is picoChess released publicly? I would love learn more about itPiotr Cichy wrote:Congratulations Daniel!
With greetings from big, fat... picoChess
.Yes, you can download it from my website (just click the WWW button below).Daniel White wrote:I never realized there were more 'micro' engines, is picoChess released publicly? I would love learn more about itPiotr Cichy wrote:Congratulations Daniel!
With greetings from big, fat... picoChess
Perhaps if there are enough competitors I might start some kind of 'micro' tournament.