Let me know if you find a copy of Gothmog somewhere on the internet.Tony Thomas wrote:If that's the case, Goathmog should get a place too, may be also Viper.Vempele wrote:Like Glaurung 2. It's not *at all* the same engine as 1.2.1.Kirill Kryukov wrote:No, I am OK with two engines by the same author, as long as they are two different engines.Tony Thomas wrote:If you dont allow 2 engines by the three author, then you can stop playing around with Kiwi and let another one get in to the top 50.Just trying to help an underdog..
I am not OK with two identical engines, even from different authors, which is why I don't list Toga and Strelka.
I think there are still engines which will be able to push Comet and Sjeng out of top 50 when they are tested.
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Wait, did you say Goathmog? Is this perhaps a successor to Goatka? A cross between a dragon and a goat? Certainly sounds different enough to test.

I think Glaurung does a better job, though - the parallel stuff is practically identical, but it has more comments.Tord Romstad wrote: Viper is a simplified and considerably weaker version of the chess engine Glaurung. Its main purpose is to serve as a simple instructional example for beginning chess programmers who want to write a parallel search