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Fabiani Philippe has ported TSCP to C#. The ports are available below, as TSCP_Sharp. The "unsafe" version is one that uses pointers.

Fabiani has made the above C# translation available to play online via a Silverlight web app which can be accessed here:

http://delphil.perso.neuf.fr/English/TSCP_e.htm

Christophe Saphar ran the TSCP benchmark on a Raspberry Pi (700MHz ARM11) and got a score of 538.3 MIPS.

It seems several people have been making additions and fixing bugs with TSCP and there is a recent release containing null moves and a number of bug fixes. It's called "tscp-181d-ja" and I'm appending it to this page (scroll down to the file list). Thanks to Uri Blass, Dann Corbit, and Pedro Casto Elgarresta! You can also find it on Jim Ablett's Winboard Chess Programs page.

Julien Marcel has compiled a version of TSCP for the Mac. (OS X)

Link: http://julien.marcel.free.fr/macchess/

Daniel Terhell has made a Delphi component based on TSCP. Link

Pedro Castro Elgarresta built TSCP to work with MobileThinkerBoard. Link

TSCP has been ported to the Blackfin open source robot. (Picture below!) Link

hanse has ported TSCP to the Wii.

Old link: otrn.org/menu/chess.html

Antonio Borges is translating TSCP into Delphi to use in a free game for blind children in Brazil. Link

October 2006 - Andreas Bogk and the Chaos Computer Club ported TSCP to the "Nedap ES3B" voting machine, which is used in Dutch and German elections, to make the point that the machines could be hacked to commit election fraud. This was covered on Dutch TV and the April 2007 issue of Harper's magazine. Here are a couple of links:

"We don't trust voting machines" (main site, in Dutch)
Dutch TV coverage

Damien Marchal ported TSCP to the iPod.

Old link: ipodlinux.org/TuxChess

Antony Johnson C and Gopinath M used TSCP to control the chess robot they built as a school project. Link

TSCP was used in a research paper called "Learning to Play Board Games Using Temporal Difference Methods." Link

Michel Langeveld modified TSCP to play a chess variant called Gothic Chess. His program, TSCP Gothic, took 2nd place in the 2004 Gothic Chess Computer World Championship. Link

The popular Chinese Chess program VSCCP is a TSCP derivative.

Old link: www.nchess.com/download.html

TSCP was used in a research paper called "Learning to Play Chess Using Reinforcement Learning With Database Games." Link

Peter Hunter ported TSCP to Java and added a GUI. Link

Ian Osgood ported TSCP to Forth. Link

TSCP is part of the Ars Technica CPU Benchmark. Link