Author: Michael Yee
Date: 10:34:23 12/03/05
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On December 03, 2005 at 10:02:53, Thorsten Czub wrote: >On December 03, 2005 at 09:55:51, Michael Yee wrote: > >>Are you saying that you have rights to the source code? > > >no i am not having the rights to the code. > > >> Specifically, would you >>have the right to donate the code to a new open source project? > >no. > >>I'm guessing that there are people/programmers who would be interested in >>learning about and contributing to an alternative approach. >> >>Michael > > >yes. >but don't hope too much. the code is very complicate. i doubt that you can do >much with it if you want to learn or continue to it. > >now it is 2005. the project was stopped 1999. > >thats 6 years. > >the whole search of CSTAL would need a complete UPDATE. > >much has happened over the years. e.g. when CSTal was on the market, nalimov was >not compressed ! > >There was an rewrite of the engine, but it was never finished. Okay, I think I misunderstood. I thought you were interested in people extending the actual original source code. But it seems you're talking more about the ideas. By the way, have the non-standard ideas/algorithms of CSTAL been openly discussed anywhere? Michael
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