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    PasKnight

    PasKnight

    Chess engine written in Pascal with an UCI interface.

    ...It does not have a graphical interface of its own; instead, it runs as a console application that communicates via text commands with a GUI (like Arena, CuteChess, or WinBoard). PasKnight is written in Pascal using Lazarus & Free Pascal compiler. Executables are provided for Windows, Linux and macOS. Elo of the engine v1.01 is around 2679. See https://computerchess.org.uk/4040/index.html
    Downloads: 20 This Week
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    Eschecs

    Eschecs

    UCI chess GUI

    Simple UCI chess GUI written in Pascal.
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    Pascal Chess

    A chess game written is turbo pascal

    The purpose of this project was to test my programming skill, and because a friend dared me (don't get any ideas). 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...
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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