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This morpion game is developped for the blind person. The Output and Input of the game must be independant modules. They must be change very easely.
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SimpleGameNet is a framework for an arbitrary amount of diverse multiplayer game modules. It provides distributed game and player state management, chatting, etc. Several games are included, such as Chess, Dice and ConnectALine.
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Library with general purpose modules for a Go playing program by the author of 'Goliath' Includes a tactical reader, influence module, pattern-matcher, pattern-editor and more.
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...This library provides chess-computer like functions such as analysing the game and generating/proposing actions. The modular design allows users to extend existing analyse modules to fit their needs.
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JobyX is an ICS (Internet Chess Server) robot framework that provides basic robot functionality, including commands, lists, variables, avariables, and (in the new JobyX 2) full-blown Java-like exception handling. Commands, etc, are provided by modules.
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