Ax
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Ax, (AxChess) [2]
a WinBoard compatible chess engine by Pham Hong Nguyen, written in C++, first released May 24, 2002 [3] . The first version 0.1 used to allocate the transposition table around the half of physical memory size, if that fails one quarter. Subsequent versions feature configurable hash sizes [4] .
See also
Forum Posts
- Newbie question: how to display more info when engine is playing by Pham Hong Nguyen, WinBoard Forum, April 22, 2002
- The first WinBoard Engine from Vietnam is available, ... by Frank Quisinsky, WinBoard Forum, May 24, 2002
- Ax - a new engine from a newbie by Pham Hong Nguyen, WinBoard Forum, May 24, 2002
- Ax 0.2 by Pham Hong Nguyen, WinBoard Forum, June 01, 2002
- Ax 0.3 by Pham Hong Nguyen, WinBoard Forum, June 09, 2002
- AxChess by Phan Hong Nguyen is available! by Frank Quisinsky, WinBoard Forum, June 15, 2002
- Ax 0.5 by Phan Hong Nguyen (Vietnam) is available! by Frank Quisinsky, WinBoard Forum, June 21, 2002
- Ax for PocketPC 2002, testers needed by Pham Hong Nguyen, WinBoard Forum, July 09, 2002
- AXchess 0.8 and search windows ... by Brice Boissel, WinBoard Forum, July 28, 2002
External Links
Chess Engine
Misc
- ax - Wiktionary
- axe - Wiktionary
- AX from Wikipedia
- Axe from Wikipedia
- Battle axe from Wikipedia
- Hand axe from Wikipedia
References
- ↑ Photo of a square-edge axe with decoration of dog hunting deer, Đông Sơn culture, 500 BCE - 0, Photo by Bình Giang, April 13, 2009, Văn hóa Đông Sơn – Wikipedia tiếng Việt (Vietnamese), Category:Dong Son culture - Wikimedia Commons
- ↑ Re: AxChess by Phan Hong Nguyen is available! by Pham Hong Nguyen, WinBoard Forum, June 16, 2002
- ↑ Ax - a new engine from a newbie by Pham Hong Nguyen, WinBoard Forum, May 24, 2002
- ↑ Re: Hash size fixed at 64MB?? (no text) by Pham Hong Nguyen, WinBoard Forum, May 25, 2002
