Museum computer go

[xela]

please upload the compiled program here or on google drive

I don't think that's going to help you. I use Linux. If you're not on a Linux computer, then my compiled program won't work for you. And if you are on Linux, then compiling it yourself is very easy.

I'll attach the edited version of the code. If you can manage to install gcc for your system, then compiling wally should take only a couple of minutes. Rename the wally_edited.c.txt file to wally_edited.c (sorry, this site's policies don't allow uploading .c files), open a command prompt, go to the folder where wally_edited.c is stored, and type "gcc wally_edited.c". That's it.

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thanks! yes, Windows. maybe I’ll figure it out somehow

[counting]

thanks! yes, Windows. maybe I’ll figure it out somehow

I compile it with cygwin, it should have worked in most windows system.

wally.zip

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thanks It works!

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510 bytes! interactive GUI with undo and redo + rules of the game (with ko, but no superko). Next step: add 4-bit neural network, and beat GNU Go. https://twitter.com/Remi_Coulom/status/ ... 6450946048

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Free engines list (33 availables, 27 with sources) http://ricoh51.free.fr/go/engineeng.htm

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WinHonte - perhaps the first program using the neural network algorithm. plays at the maximum level ~ 5k. Size: 826 KB
https://winhonte.software.informer.com/download/

WinHonte got a favourable review in the AGA E-journal #64:
"... I saw immediately just how much go programming had improved."
"... I was particularly impressed with WinHonte's tactics; it came up
with clever sequences often enough that it couldn't be by accident."
"... Most surprisingly, WinHonte plays very much like a human, making
similar moves and mistakes to other players of its level. WinHonte's
author rates the playing strength of the program at 4-9 kyu, an
assessment that seems fair from my experiences."
"...Overall, I found WinHonte to be a worthwhile go playing program.
Its low price ($30) compares favourably to competitors, and it is
strong enough to give beginners a good game."

2004 program! but plays better than some new programs!
(this free trial version of WinHonte only plays and evaluates at level 1 when more than 100 stones are on the board)
any boards 9x9 - 19x19, 100 moves are usually enough on small boards.
maybe someone has preserved the full version? interesting to see. write in pm

[Zentek]

Hey,
as i like to collect old programs, i would like to ask you all, whether or not someone has the old DOS Files for Handtalk somewhere.
I already found the 9x9 version, but I want the full DOS Version.

Has someone these files?
greetings

[deungsan]

"as i like to collect old programs, i would like to ask you all, whether or not someone has the old DOS Files for Handtalk somewhere.
I already found the 9x9 version, but I want the full DOS Version."

You could download a zip file of Handtalk go engine (2000 version) here https://m.blog.naver.com/copymach/220442380107

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deungsan
thank you very much!

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deungsan
the program runs in windows, 7 levels, approximately from 5 kyu to 11 kyu. interestingly, it makes moves instantly!

[Dragon]

deungsan for 2000 awesome! is there anything else ancient?

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Play a game of Go in your text editor, using GnuGo https://github.com/AndrewRadev/gnugo.vim

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Minimalistic GUI for playing Go with GnuGo (or another GTP-speaking go-playing computer program)
https://github.com/xyproto/monkeyjump

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History of Go-playing Programs
https://www.britgo.org/computergo/history

Go-playing Programs
https://www.britgo.org/gopcres/gopcres1.html

Allan Scarff's legacy
https://www.britgo.org/scarff/legacy