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Revision as of 23:19, 27 June 2021
Chris Moreton [1]
Chris Moreton,
a British computer scientist, B.Sc. in Computing and Informatics from Plymouth University in 1996,
software and web application developer.
Along with Russell Newman, Moreton has developed and maintains the Red Hot Pawn correspondence chess site
[2],
and is co-author of the chess engine Rival [3].
Contents
Forum Posts
- Rival Chess 1.5.041 by Chris Moreton, rgcc, November 03, 1998
- public aplogoy/warning by James and Amy Long, rgcc, November 19, 1998
- History Heuristic on its own by Chris Moreton, CCC, January 16, 1999 » History Heuristic
External Links
- Chris Moreton - JVM Developer (Java/Kotlin/Clojure/Scala)
- Chris Moreton | LinkedIn
- chris-moreton (Chris Moreton) · GitHub
- Play Chess on RedHotPawn.com
- Chess Programming - Introduction
- Understanding magic bitboards in chess programming by Chris Moreton in his programming blog, August 07, 2013 (Wayback Machine)
