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Libchess is a library to allow a developer to quickly implement a chess-program. It is build-up from C++17 header-files and contains all code for move-generation and position-tracking. Eval and search are kept for the developer. Libchess is developed by [[Manik Charan]] and can be retrieved from [https://github.com/Mk-Chan/libchess GitHub].
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a software [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Library_(computing) library] to allow a developer to quickly implement a chess program. It is build-up from [[C++#17|C++17]] header-files and contains all code for [[Move Generation|move generation]] and [[Chess Position|position]] [[Incremental Updates|tracking]]. [[Evaluation]] and [[Search|search]] are kept for the developer. Libchess is developed by [[Manik Charan]] and can be retrieved from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitHub GitHub] <ref>[https://github.com/Mk-Chan/libchess GitHub - Mk-Chan/libchess: A header-only C++17 chess library]</ref>.
  
 
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Home * Software * Utilities * libchess

libchess,
a software library to allow a developer to quickly implement a chess program. It is build-up from C++17 header-files and contains all code for move generation and position tracking. Evaluation and search are kept for the developer. Libchess is developed by Manik Charan and can be retrieved from GitHub [1].

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