New chess engines: ChessTango 1.10.0, Onslaught 2.0, Thom 1.0.3, ABC 1.0, Tce 0.1.0
ChessTango exemplifies the practical application of object-oriented design patterns within a board game context: a chess engine.
Author: Mauricio Coria
Onslaught is a Universal Chess Interface (UCI) compliant chess engine developed in C++. Designed for performance, Onslaught can be used with various UCI-compatible chess graphical user interfaces (GUIs) to play, analyze, and find optimal moves in standard chess positions.
Author: Kai (kachhy) Rating CEDR=3141
Thom, UCI-compliant NNUE chess engine created in C. Named after Thom Merrilin from The Wheel of Time.
All NNUE data was self-generated, starting from HCE-generated data. The NNUE requires compliance with AVX2 SIMD instructions.
ABC (Array Based Chess) is a small, didactic chess engine written in C — but this repository is a book repository first, and an engine repository second.
The main purpose of this project is to document how a complete chess engine is built, piece by piece, in a way that is understandable to someone learning chess programming.
The source code is there because the book is about a real, working engine. The engine is the subject of the book — the book is the project.
Author: Maksim Korzh
Tce - a Terrible Chess Engine
Author: Nikto220
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