05-10-2003
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Originally posted by Neo
keep in mind that the first solid release is normally 1.0 not 3.0 or 6.0
Unless you're developing a rival product and want to make your next release appear to be more advanced than your rival's.. a certain program that will remain unnamed comes to mind that mysteriously leapt from v4.x to v6
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eleeye_engine
eleeye_engine(6) eleeye_engine(6)
NAME
eleeye_engine - a chess program engine to communicate with its user interface
SYNOPSIS
eleeye_engine is a command-line client for UCCI (based on UCI) protocol. It
provides full support of basic UCI command, such as position, go, banmoves or
bestmove and much more.
DESCRIPTION
The Universal Chess Interface (UCI) is an open communication protocol that enables a chess program engine to communicate with its user
interface.
It was designed and released by Rudolf Huber and Stefan Meyer-Kahlen, the author of Shredder, in November 2000, and can be seen as a rival
to the older XBoard/WinBoard Communication protocol. Like the latter, it is free to use without license fees.
Customarily, UCI assigns some tasks to the user interface that have traditionally been handled by the engine itself. Most notably, the
opening book is usually expected to be handled by the interface, by simply selecting moves to play until it is out of book, and only then
starting up the engine for calculation in the resulting position. (UCI does not specify any on-disk format for the opening book; different
UIs -- user interfaces -- usually have their own, proprietary formats.) Also, the user interface may handle endgame tablebases if the
engine does not support it itself, although this is often better handled in the engine, as having tablebase information can be useful to
consider a possible future position.
AUTHOR
Written by www.elephantbase.net
RESOURCES
Universal Chess Interface Protocol: <http://wbec-ridderkerk.nl/html/UCIProtocol.html>
Universal Chinese Chess Interface Protocol: <http://www.elephantbase.net/protocol/cchess_ucci.htm>
COPYING
Free use of this software is granted under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
16 july 2009 eleeye_engine(6)