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Author: MIKROE
Last Updated: 2014-07-25
Package Version: 1.0.0.0
Category: Gaming and Fun
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License: MIT license
We challenge you to beat an STM32 it in a blitz game. Our chief of software can do it fairly consistently. How well will you fare? You can use the SpeakUp to speak out your moves while you skim a book on chess openings.
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| DOWNLOAD LINK | RELATED COMPILER | CONTAINS |
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| 1406274295_mikromedia_plus__mikroc_arm.zip [329.76KB] | mikroC PRO for ARM |
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MM+ STM32 and SpeakUp connections.
View full imageChallenge the MCU on your mikromedia plus for STM32 to a game of chess. The game is adapted from the Fairy-Max chess engine. You can also pair it with SpeakUp click and speak your moves. You'll need a shield for your mikromedia and a set of wire jumpers to do that. It's a simple setup because the commands are sent over UART indexes.
Just record columns (best to use a phonetic alphabet like Alpha, Bravo, Charlie and so forth) followed by rows (1-8). So you'll start with Index 0 in the SpeakUp software and record "Alpha", and end with Index 15 and a recording of "eight". See how it works in the video. It plays quite good considering it's a single MCU with no additional memory. Try and beat it. Or try tinkering with the code to make it even stronger.
