Let’s assume we’re going to write the application in “traditional” WinForms way. So, you have a form and the object model. Here’s what I came up with (without worrying too much about Bitboards and performance):
Let’s assume we’re going to write the application in “traditional” WinForms way. So, you have a form and the object model. Here’s what I came up with (without worrying too much about Bitboards and performance):
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