T.S. Randall

Does anyone know of a site for a Go (Wei qi) transcriber or player for the Axim?

Thanks,

T.S. Randall

Fritz

Try GNU GO =)

Cheers.

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T.S. Randall

I have tried downloading GnuGo, however the
link to GnuGo

(http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/%7...v/gnugo/go.htm)

apparently does not work, and I have tried several different servers (unless I am doing something wrong.)

Any assistance is appreciated.

T.S. Randall

cageyjames

Enjoy... ;)

http://www.ai.univie.ac.at/~alexsee/index-go.html

T.S. Randall

Thank you in advance for your patience, but do you mean the ARM program

"Download for MIPS (tested on Casio Cassiopeia E-105G), ARM (Compaq iPaq; tested by David Rabahy & Mats Hjalmarsson) or SH3 (untested) and copy it to Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Games (Windows\Startmenü\Programme\Spiele for German language devices) so you can start it from Start>Programs>Games. The sourcecode is also freely available via GNU GPL."


The link to harvard does not connect.

Thanks again,

T.S. Randall

cageyjames

Use this link...

http://www.ai.univie.ac.at/~alexsee/files/ARM/GnuGo.exe

Its for the ARM processor...

hibiki

is there an AI on those? or is it just for human players. I know theres a problem with making good AIs for Go

Fritz

Quote:

Originally posted by hibiki is there an AI on those? or is it just for human players. I know theres a problem with making good AIs for Go

With GNU-Go, you can set the 'depth' level of its AI (ie: how deep it traverse the trees for possible moves). It can get quite slow tho...

Cheers.

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