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• The Go Text Protocol (GTP) is being developed to allow computer go programs to communicate. Subscribe to the mailing list; or see Phil Garcia's implementation over TCP/IP here.

• Dave Dyer developed an eye-shape library for computer go.

• Go Modem Protocol - The Go Modem Protocol is the closest thing we have to a protocol for two computer go programs to communicate with each other. It is widely implemented and used. Originally designed for use over a serial cable, it can and is used across a network connection as well. The information here is from a discussion on the computer go mailing list during January, 2001.

• 3-Hirn in Go - Ingo Althofer has developed the interesting approach of having a human choose between the moves generated by two different go programs. Details are here.

• Life and death - See Thomas Wolf's GoTools life-and-death technology in Java applet form at here.

• OpenGo - A workbench for programmers interested in the challenges of writing smart go opponents. OpenGo provides some simple built-in Go opponents for users to play, and has support for pipe and modem players. See http://www.inventivity.com/OpenGo/, or mail to opengo@inventivity.com.

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