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Bruja,
a WinBoard compatible chess engine by Dan Honeycutt, written in C++ and first released in March 2004. In the program's readme file, Dan Honeycutt states that Bruja would never had come to be without the contributions of others, and credits Adrien Regimbald, Bruce Moreland, Robert Hyatt, Carlos del Cacho, and Ed Schröder with their respective programs and descriptions as source of inspiration [2] . A stripped version of Bruja, called Simon, was published as open source engine [3] .
Contents
Description
Bruja has a bitboard infrastructure, and uses rotated bitboards to determine sliding piece attacks. It performs strictly legal move generation.
Search
Bruja applies PVS with transposition table inside an iterative deepening fractional ply framework in conjunction with null move pruning, singular, recapture and passed pawn extensions.
Evaluation
Bruja's evaluation initializes attack tables as described in Evaluation in REBEL by Ed Schröder [4] , to do hanging piece and static exchange evaluation, and to apply progressive king safety evaluation. Further, Bruja has some pawn structure knowledge and applies piece-square tables [5] .
Etymology
Bruja is the Spanish word for Witch and can mean some worse things depending on context [6]. The development of Bruja has started on Friday, October 31, 2003, during the Halloween storm when major flares erupted on the Sun with heavy influence on the Earth [7] and spectacular aurora with green phantom “northern lights” seen as far south as Texas, Georgia and Florida [8].
See also
Forum Posts
- Bruja - new engine by Dan Honeycutt, CCC, March 13, 2004
- Simon by Dan Honeycutt, CCC, January 26, 2005
- Bug in Bruja/Simon by Dan Honeycutt, CCC, June 13, 2005
External Links
Chess Engine
- Index of /chess/engines/Jim Ablett/BRUJA by Jim Ablett, hosted by Kirill Kryukov
- Bruja 1.9 64-bit JA No-int-book in KCEC
Misc
- bruja - Wiktionary
- Bruja (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
- Brujería from Wikipedia
- Bruja - Wikipedia.es (Spanish)
- Flying ointment from Wikipedia
- Hexenbesen (Mythologie) - Wikipedia.de (German)
- Wicca from Wikipedia
- Witch (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
- Witch of Agnesi from Wikipedia
- Witchcraft from Wikipedia
- Witch-hunt from Wikipedia
- Witch trial (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
- Witch trials in the early modern period - Wikipedia
- Albert King and Stevie Ray Vaughan - Born Under a Bad Sign, YouTube Video
References
- ↑ Hans Baldung, Stehende Hexe mit Ungeheuer, 1515; Feder, weiß gehöht, auf braun grundiertem Papier, 295 × 207 mm, Wikimedia Commons
- ↑ Bruja - new engine by Dan Honeycutt, CCC, March 13, 2004
- ↑ Simon by Dan Honeycutt, CCC, January 26, 2005
- ↑ Evaluation in REBEL (hanging pieces) from How Rebel Plays Chess by Ed Schröder, also available as pdf
- ↑ Bruja - new engine by Dan Honeycutt, CCC, March 13, 2004
- ↑ Bruja - new engine by Dan Honeycutt, CCC, March 13, 2004
- ↑ Giant Halloween Solar Storm Sparked Earth Scares 10 Years Ago (Video) | Space.com
- ↑ The Magnetic Storm of Halloween 2003 | Science Features by Jeffrey J. Love, E. Joshua Rigler, and Jessica K. Robertson, United States Department of the Interior | United States Geological Survey, October 15, 2013
