Chess engine: Elixir 1.0
Elixir Chess Engine - Initial Release, Version: 1.0.0
Author: Arjun Basandrai
Overview
Elixir is a UCI-compliant chess engine developed in C++. It is the successor of my previous engine, Shuffle, and is under development with the goal of achieving an ELO rating of 3500+
Elixir is a UCI-compliant chess engine developed in C++. It is the successor of my previous engine, Shuffle, and is under development with the goal of achieving an ELO rating of 3500+
Instructions to install
You can install the relevant binaries for your operating system from the Assets section located at the bottom of this page
You can install the relevant binaries for your operating system from the Assets section located at the bottom of this page
Instructions to build from source
Building Elixir requires Make and latest versions of clang++ or g++ with C++20 support
make CXX=<compiler>
Replace <compiler> with your preferred compiler - either clang++ or g++
If not specified, the compiler defaults to clang++
Upon successful compilation, the binary file will appear in the root directory as elixir or elixir.exe depending on your operating system
You can also give a custom name to the binary by specifying it as EXE=<name> during compilation
Playing Strength
Testing with various engines like Integral v1, Stash v21, K2 v0.99 and many others show that the estimated rating of Elixir is ~2800 ELO points
Feedback and Support
If you encounter any issues or have feedback, feel free to create an issue on the project's GitHub repository
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