The Crazy Bishop
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The Crazy Bishop (TCB),
a chess program by Rémi Coulom - one of the pioneers in supporting the Chess Engine Communication Protocol. TCB played the WMCCC 1997, the WCCC 2004 and WCCC 2005, as well as various French Computer Chess Championships, and the CPT 2009.
The WCCC 2005 Ramat Gan version TCB0052 [4] is freely available from Rémi's site [5], it is further available for sale on the Apple App store [6], and as Android version [7].
Contents
Photos
FCCC 2002, The Crazy Bishop vs Chess Tiger, Rémi Coulom, Ernest Bonnem, background: Bruno Lucas, Franck Zibi [8]
Description
given in 1997 from the ICGA site [9]:
This program is called The Crazy Bishop because it is a crazy project and a pun in French. The first lines of code of The Crazy Bishop were written in October 1996. It played its first public games on the French Internet Chess Server in December and became popular there, getting a high rating in blitz. It was then released as freeware in January 1997. The Crazy Bishop's algorithm is a very classical PVS. Its strength is based on a solid tactical play combined with a simple but fast evaluation function.
See also
Forum Posts
- Chess C++ class library source code released by Rémi Coulom, rgcc April 1, 1997
- Re: CHESS 4.5 (1973) by Rémi Coulom, rgcc, April 10, 1997 » Chess
- Announce: Paris version of The Crazy Bishop released by Rémi Coulom, CCC, November 10, 1997
- The Crazy Bishop by Sune Larsson, CCC, August 21, 1999
- The Crazy Bishop 0046 and Gromit 3.8.2 by Federico Corigliano, CCC, August 31, 2001 » Gromit
- Ramat-Gan version of The Crazy Bishop by Rémi Coulom, CCC, July 15, 2004
External Links
Chess Engine
- App Store - The Chess Crazy Bishop
- The Chess Lv.100 – Apps bei Google Play
- Rémi Coulom's Home Page
- The Crazy Bishop's ICGA Tournaments
- The Crazy Bishop 0052 in CCRL 40/4
- The Crazy Bishop 0052 in KCEC
- The chess games of Crazy Bishop from chessgames.com
Misc
- Jeff Clyne, Ian Carr, Trevor Watts, John Stevens - Crazy Jane, Springboard (1969), YouTube Video
References
- ↑ Art by Kanthara. The Bishop piece in French, is Le Fou (Foo), which refers to the crazy person - from The Meandering Brick: Batman: The Rise of Senryu
- ↑ RFC 3092 - Etymology of "Foo"
- ↑ Batman from Wikipedia
- ↑ Ramat-Gan version of The Crazy Bishop by Rémi Coulom, CCC, July 15, 2004
- ↑ Rémi Coulom's Home Page
- ↑ App Store - The Chess Crazy Bishop
- ↑ The Chess Lv.100 – Apps bei Google Play
- ↑ Massy, France - 5 & 6 Oct 2002 - 9ème Championnat Français de Programmes d'Echecs, FCCC 2002, by Stéphane Nguyen
- ↑ The Crazy Bishop's ICGA Tournaments
