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Latest revision as of 11:35, 27 April 2019
Caligula [1]
Caligula,
a chess program by Gerardo Castaño Recio and successor of Toledo 2000.
Caligula played a strong 6th Spanish Open Computer Chess Championship 1999 and became Spanish Champion and runner-up behind Chess Tiger, winning from Tiger [2] and Diep, but losing from its countrymen programs Eugen and Ruy Lopez.
See also
Namesake
Forum Posts
- Spain open - Toledo2000/caligula wins from Tiger by Vincent Diepeveen, CCC, December 27, 1999
External Links
- Caligula from Wikipedia
- Caligula (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
- Caligula (film) from Wikipedia
- Caligula (horse) from Wikipedia
- Caligula (moth) from Wikipedia
- Caligula (play) from Wikipedia
References
- ↑ Caligula from Wikipedia
- ↑ Spain open - Toledo2000/caligula wins from Tiger by Vincent Diepeveen, CCC, December 27, 1999
