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Chess engine: Tenax 0.9.5 (Windows and Linux)

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Tenax (a Latin term meaning tenacious) is a UCI compatible chess engine written in ANSI C. 

Tenax is a UCI-compliant chess engine operating under the alpha-beta framework, paired with a Neural Network for positional evaluations. Tenax is inspired by a various open source projects, like Stockfish, Weiss, Koivisto, Cheng, Ethereal, Obsidian and other.

Tenax is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

Tenax requires a CPU with the SSSE3 instruction set (which almost all CPUs have), and will not run on systems lacking these instructions. AVX/AVX2 have become ubiquitous in modern processor design, and are necessary to capitalize on the full strength of Neural Network method.

Users with Intel CPUs containing BMI2 support (also known as PEXT), should use the BMI2 binary for optimal performance.

AMD CPU users should use the popcnt binary, unless they have a 5XXX series Ryzen. AVX2 binaries will be the fastest, followed by AVX, and finally SSSE3. You should use the fastest your CPU allows.


Rating CEDR=3486 Author:Roberto Munter

Tenax support Szigigy Table Bases.

 Ver. 0.9.5:
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- correct various bugs


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