Crates.io | tanton_engine |
lib.rs | tanton_engine |
version | 1.0.0 |
source | src |
created_at | 2022-11-27 19:09:59.443777 |
updated_at | 2022-11-27 19:09:59.443777 |
description | A blazingly-fast Chess AI. |
homepage | https://github.com/chase-manning/tanton |
repository | https://github.com/chase-manning/tanton |
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Tanton Engine is a Rust re-write of the Stockfish chess engine.
It is a fork of a now unmaintained project Pleco.
This project is split into two crates, tanton_engine
(the current folder), which contains the
UCI (Universal Chess Interface) compatible Engine & AI, and tanton
, which contains the library functionality.
The overall goal of tanton is to recreate the Stockfish engine in rust, for comparison and educational purposes. As such, the majority of the algorithms used here are a direct port of stockfish's, and the credit for all of the advanced algorithms used for searching, evaluation, and many others, go directly to the maintainers and authors of Stockfish.
Currently, Tanton's use as a standalone program is limited in functionality. A UCI client is needed to properly interact with the program. As a recommendation, check out Arena.
The easiest way to use the engine would be to check out the "releases" tab, here.
If you would rather build it yourself (for a specific architecture, or otherwise), clone the repo and navigate into the created folder with the following commands:
$ git clone https://github.com/chase-manning/tanton
$ cd tanton/
Once inside the tanton directory, build the binaries using cargo
:
$ cargo build --release
The compiled program will appear in ./target/release/
.
Tanton can now be run with a ./Tanton
on Linux or a ./Tanton.exe
on Windows.