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  1. Animation showing the operation of a Newcomen atmospheric engine, a precursor of the steam engine, March 2006, drawn using XaraX software by Emoscopes, External combustion engine from Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons↩︎

ECE, (Easy Chess Engine)
an UCI compliant chess engine by Luigino Viscione, written in C++, first released in February 2004 1. The recent version is a 64-bit engine taking advantage of SSE4.2 instructions, performing a parallel search where multiple threads share the hash table. Further, ECE supports the PolyGlot opening book format 2. ECE played the 3rd Chess Computer Cup 2008 with 4/6, and subsequently the IGWT 2013, IGWT 2014, IGWT III and IGWT IV International Gsei Web Tournaments.

Contents
  1. See also
  2. Forum Posts
  3. External Links
    1. Chess Engine
    2. Misc
  4. References

See also

  • Dimitri

Forum Posts

  • Ece 0.2.1 : 1953 by Patrick Buchmann, CCC, February 13, 2008
  • DimitriWBE 3.11 (WB) and ECE X3 (UCI) by Norbert Raimund Leisner, CCC, June 11, 2017

External Links

Chess Engine

  • Luigino Viscione Chess Page
  • Luigino Viscione Chess Page - Dimitri 5 - ECE 20
  • ECE « G 6
  • ECE from WBEC Ridderkerk (Wayback Machine, July 04, 2008)
  • ECE in CCRL 40/15

Misc

  • ECE (disambiguation) from Wikipedia
  • External combustion engine from Wikipedia

References

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  1. ECE from WBEC Ridderkerk (Wayback Machine, July 04, 2008)↩︎

  2. Luigino Viscione Chess Page - Dimitri 5 - ECE 20↩︎

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