We @ Alca Società Cooperativa (http://alcacoop.it) are proud to announce the release of GnuBackgammon Mobile for Android as well as its source code: GnuBackgammon Mobile and libgnubg-android.
libgnubg-android is a real port of GnuBackgammon (gnubg) AI (http://gnubg.org/) and, among the others, one reason of this port is also the chance to reintegrate our work into the gnubg source tree in order to create a real linkable library (as it happened for GNU Chess, as an example). Actually it compiles on x86 and ARM (v6/v7).
Our future goals are:
* extracting analysis and rollouts tools from gnubg
* introducing real multi-threading
* porting of SSE2 code to SIMD (neural net implementation).
If anyone would like to contribute, please fork us on GitHub or write at [email protected]
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We're glad to announce cocode.io beta (http://cocode.io), our vision of collaborative real-time code editing. It provides a collaborative but not disorderly concurrent editing, integrated with GitHub and your development environment (using a simple http API). For more info please visit http://cocode.io/beta/about/
In our company we love to share our coding sessions on cocode.io. We started cocode.io as an experimental tool for our team and we implemented the features we'd like to use. Now we'll be pleased to know if these features are interesting for you too. Your feedback is very important for us and we'd like to know which key features could induce you to prefer it against other similar services (etherpad, stypi and many others).
We're looking forward for beta users. Feel free to request an invite!
libgnubg-android is a real port of GnuBackgammon (gnubg) AI (http://gnubg.org/) and, among the others, one reason of this port is also the chance to reintegrate our work into the gnubg source tree in order to create a real linkable library (as it happened for GNU Chess, as an example). Actually it compiles on x86 and ARM (v6/v7).
GnuBackgammon Mobile is released under a GPLv3 license, you can find source code on GitHub at: http://github.com/alcacoop/it.alcacoop.gnubackgammon http://github.com/alcacoop/libgnubg-android
A precompiled version of GnuBackgammon Mobile is available on Google Play Store at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.alcacoop.gn...
Our future goals are: * extracting analysis and rollouts tools from gnubg * introducing real multi-threading * porting of SSE2 code to SIMD (neural net implementation).
If anyone would like to contribute, please fork us on GitHub or write at [email protected]