Source only:
http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... /chess.f90
Source and 64 bit Windows executable:
http://cap.connx.com/chess-engines/new- ... essf90.zip
A Fortran 90 chess program (not Winboard or UCI)
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Dann Corbit
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smcracraft
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Re: A Fortran 90 chess program (not Winboard or UCI)
I wouldn't have thought it possible
in so little code...
in so little code...
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hgm
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Re: A Fortran 90 chess program (not Winboard or UCI)
Well, no competition for micro-Max!smcracraft wrote:...
in so little code...
From looking at the code (I cannot compile FORTRAN, and did not feel like installing compilers for this offensive language
) it seems that this is an engine with material-only evaluation, no Quiescence Search, no Iterative Deepening, no move ordering and a fixed-depth search.That means that even the 1433-character micro-Max 1.6, (which does have centralization and some Pawn-structure evaluation, recapture QS, ID, some move sorting through IID, and plays by number of searched nodes) should not have any trouble totally crushing it.
