Hi all, I should announce the new version of PicoLisp Chess here too.
Not that it is a strong chess program (not at all!), but it has some good examples of PicoLisp programming (e.g. interactive graphics on a server-based framework using canvas and coroutines). It comes in three flavors: A CLI program, a web application, and a PilBox app. All three use the same code base, and the incarnations being only 32 lines for CLI, 21 lines for web version, and 15 lines for the PilBox app (the rest in the PilBox directory are just symbolic links). A description is here: https://software-lab.de/chess/README The sources are at https://software-lab.de/chess.tgz (Needs pil21) You can try the web application by going with a browser to https://picolisp.com/chess or install PilBox from Google Play and type "Chess" in the settings. Have fun! :) A merry Christmas to everyone!! :) ☺/ A!ex -- UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:picolisp@software-lab.de?subject=Unsubscribe
