Help needed for chess programming

abhay

Disciple
Hi Folks,

I need some help from you all chesslovers. I am doing my final year
Btech project on developing a computer program that can play (standard)
chess successfully. As most of you are playing chess for a long time and I suppose that you have good knowledge of chess (and hopefully related to computer chess programming), can you please help and tell me about some useful resources on the internet related to 'chess programming' or any useful sites, articles or books related to chess programs, that can give me some ideas on what are the user needs and how to successfully write a chess program?

I also need some help for the interface part. Do you know anything about it? And can you suggest me where to look for some standard interfaces for playing chess? I look forward to a helpful response, and thanks for any help that you can provide.

Any help and suggestions you provide will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

best regards,
abhay
DA-IICT, Btech, 4th yr
INDIA

PS: You can mail your reply also at: abhay_kumar at da-iict.org
abhay.kumars at gmail.com
 
sunnydiv said:
wasnt there like a flash program which showed how a computer thinks chess moves, maybe that can help you

Hey Guys,

I was expecting some serious suggestions, I am disappointed!
:mad:
 
Resources

 
mix of both . google ,has the answer for everything :p PLus i was an avid chess player myself when i was like ten,and still have the kasparov computer chess gamestation where it plays like him on a touch sensitive board(u vs the onboard computer ; ) )
 
I use winboard (Gui interface) with crafty engine.
good combo for amateurs like me.

it is opensource under GNU / GPL license. and you can d/l the source code and exhaustive documentation of most of the files.
and it is from here that i d/l most of the chess programs.

http://tim-mann.org/chess.html

unfortunately due to my low and capped internet connection i cannot d/l those huge TB's files.

more info about these projects here....

http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/xboard/

http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/chess/
 
Finally some help has come my way!

Many thanks to bosky, deejay and all others who have tried to help me! :clap: Bosky, your links are awesome man! :hap2:

I am specifically in search of chess programs that are written in C/C++ and are simple to understand. Any idea guys?:huh:
 
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