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Pascal Chess
A chess game written is turbo pascal
...Those who program in pascal will know that it is not designed for creating games. Please note that this project was started a year after I first learned to program (pascal is my first language), and so the old code may be very basic. (Feel free to look at it, it's the CHESS.PAS file) The notes and do do list (see files) contains my plans with the project and its version history. This is the closest you will get to a read me (I may add one at some point). Warranty: none Support: limited - none Licence: Do whatever you like! ... -
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JChess
The Java Chess Engine
This library is an attempt to create a flexible chess engine using the Java programing language. The main diference than others chess engine's is that it is only a library, and it can be attached to any program, including a web application. If you are interested to contribute please contact me. Francisco Rafael Del Roio <francipvb@hotmail.com>. -
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The project wants to switch from classical objecting oriented programming towards mark up language programming, where in order to develop and play a game, it\'s enough to describe how objects look and how they are allowed to interact.
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