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Revision as of 21:54, 3 April 2020
Ares I-X [1]
Ares,
an UCI compliant chess engine by Charles Roberson released in 2009 in honor of the NASA Ares I-X space rocket [2].
Developed under Linux, Windows executables are available to run under UCI capable GUIs.
Based on bitboards, Ares takes advantage of x86-64 architecture including 64-bit population count.
Ares is designed for human like, entertaining playing style, and is therefor suitable for game analysis and match/tournament preparation [3].
Contents
Namesake
- Ares by Frans van Gool and Erik Leenders
Forum Posts
2009
- Ares 1.0 in honor of the NASA Ares I-X Space Rocket by Charles Roberson, CCC, October 31, 2009
- Test tournament: Ares by Harun Taner, CCC, December 22, 2009
2010 ...
- Ares 1.004 by Charles Roberson, CCC, April 24, 2010
- Ares 1.004 : 2273 - ChessMind 0.80 : 2049 by Patrick Buchmann, CCC, May 01, 2010 » ChessMind
- Ares 1.005 available by Charles Roberson, CCC, May 23, 2014
- Ares... by Fernando Villegas, CCC, July 11, 2014
2015 ...
- New Ares Coming by Charles Roberson, CCC, October 28, 2015
- New version(s) of Ares by Charles Roberson, CCC, May 18, 2018 » Ares
- Ares GB - Happy Birthday Graham Banks by Charles Roberson, CCC, October 03, 2018 » Graham Banks
2020 ...
- Ares GB 1.1 by Charles Roberson, CCC, April 01, 2020
External Links
Chess Engine
- Ares Chess 1.005.2 by Charles Roberson
- Ares Chess 1.005 by Charles Roberson
- Charles Roberson Ares-Page hosted by Thorsten Czub
- Ares in CCRL 40/40
Misc
- Ares (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
- Ares from Wikipedia
- Ares (rocket) from Wikipedia
- Ares I from Wikipedia
- Ares I-X from Wikipedia
References
- ↑ Rollout of Ares I-X at Kennedy Space Center Launch Complex 39 secured by four bolts on a mobile launcher platform, Author: NASA/Kim Shiflett, Source: NASA Kennedy Media Gallery, Ares I-X from Wikipedia
- ↑ Ares 1.0 in honor of the NASA Ares I-X Space Rocket by Charles Roberson, CCC, October 31, 2009
- ↑ Ares Chess 1.005.2
