Introducing Toga III chess engine

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Scally
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Re: Introducing Toga III chess engine

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Thanks,

It compiles and runs fine on my Raspberry Pi4 for the DGT Pi & PicoChess.


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Re: Introducing Toga III chess engine

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Scally wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 6:32 pm Thanks,

It compiles and runs fine on my Raspberry Pi4 for the DGT Pi & PicoChess.


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The dark branch contains the 70 elo stronger Dark Toga.
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Re: Introducing Toga III chess engine

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Thanks đź‘Ť

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Re: Introducing Toga III chess engine

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Dietrich, I totally overlooked the new Toga.

https://prodeo.actieforum.com/t358p25-g ... sults#4064

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Toga III-03.12 (NNUE edition) 3134 elo

Surprise there.
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