Respect to the great Bob Hyatt Thank you for both myself and the legions of wannabe chess programmers that you so graciously donate your time to help.

Dear wise chess programmers, I have an interesting riddle for you.

So I've written this fairly primitive chess engine that does a very basic evaluation. One of its evaluations is a mobility calculation, which is basically just the number of available moves in any position. It added this number to ...

Greetings all. I'm very new at chess programming, having only completed my first engine called Superpawn. The engine is a bit of a toy, but it seems to play a mostly legal game of chess. Playing strength seems to be about the level of the Tarrasch Toy Engine or Tom's Simple Chess Program -- it's ...

It's quite a pleasure to see H.G. Muller and Bob Hyatt in these forums. Gentlemen, we have not met, but you've both been a great inspiration to me.

I've put together a very primitive UCI chess engine called Superpawn, which should not be taken very seriously. It plays a mostly legal game of chess ...