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Balint Pfliegel
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* Balint Pfliegel
Bálint Pfliegel
,
a Hungarian computer scientist with a M.Sc. in CS from the
Budapest University of Technology
in 1999. As technical director at
Grape
, he works in the field of
enterprise application development
,
software testing
and
project management
[1]
. He is author of
Portfish
, a
.Net
port of
Stockfish
written in
C#
.
Balint Pfliegel
[2]
Table of Contents
Forum Posts
External Links
References
What links here?
Forum Posts
Re: Stockfish port to C# Complete
by
Balint Pfliegel
,
CCC
, March 21, 2012
Portfish - C# port of Stockfish
by
Balint Pfliegel
,
CCC
, May 04, 2012
[.Net only] - fast bit operations
by
Balint Pfliegel
,
CCC
, June 18, 2012
Re: Question About CPP-C#, Performance, and Square Representation
by
Balint Pfliegel
,
CCC
, September 30, 2012
UCI variants support
by
Balint Pfliegel
,
CCC
, December 15, 2013
External Links
Bálint Pfliegel | LinkedIn
Management board | Grape | Balint Pfliegel
bpfliegel · GitHub
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a Hungarian computer scientist with a M.Sc. in CS from the Budapest University of Technology in 1999. As technical director at Grape, he works in the field of enterprise application development, software testing and project management [1]. He is author of Portfish, a .Net port of Stockfish written in C#.
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