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Daniel (Dan) Newman,

an American computer scientist and information manager with an associates of applied science degree from ECPI College of Technology, Virginia Beach, Virginia [1]. As computer chess programmer, Dan Newman is author of various private chess engines using different board representations like 0x88 and more recently, Bitboards [2], as applied in his WinBoard compatible chess engine Shrike, written in C++, which played the first three CCT Tournaments.

Forum Posts#

• Re: Bitboard user’s information request by Dan Newman, CCC, October 06, 1999
• Re: How long does it take your program to find this simple mate in 4? by Dan Newman, CCC, February 11, 2000
• Re: typical nps on single cpus by Dan Newman, CCC, February 13, 2000
• Re: C or C++ for Chess Programming? by Dan Newman, CCC, August 18, 2000 » C++

Re: C or C++ for Chess Programming? by Dan Newman, CCC, August 23, 2000 » Piece-Lists External Links

• Daniel Newman | LinkedIn
• Daniel Newman | LinkedIn
• rshd-readme.txt by Dan Newman [3] [4]

References#

1. ↑ Daniel Newman | LinkedIn
2. ↑ Re: Bitboard user’s information request by Dan Newman, CCC, October 06, 1999
3. ↑ Remote Shell from Wikipedia
4. ↑ Windows Implementation of RSHD

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