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Planner,
Jonathan Schaeffer's first chess program. When Schaeffer started studying computer science at the University of Waterloo in 1979, he met Ron Hansen, co-author of Ribbit and Treefrog, who generously gave him a copy of his program, which Schaeffer used to learn how to write a chess program. For his master's thesis, he translated the Fortran program into the Z programming language (similar to the well known C programming language), as a code base to implement own chess knowledge and long range planning.
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- ↑ Jonathan Schaeffer (1997, 2009). One Jump Ahead. 1. This Was Going to Be Easy, pp. 7
- ↑ Jonathan Schaeffer (1980). Long-Range Planning in Computer Chess. Master's thesis, Department of Computer Science, University of Waterloo