Fabien Letouzey wrote:Ten years ago, Fruit 1.0 was born. In honour of this occasion there will be two projects unveiled of which one is the following:

Daniel Mehrmann is initiating a "let's update Fruit" project called Fruit reloaded. It means what it looks like: add SMP to Fruit and upgrade search and evaluation with modern techniques. Daniel has already worked a lot on it with some help from Ryan Benitez. But he needs more contributors! Here is the GitHub page: https://github.com/Akusari/Fruit-reloaded-public I hope that some of you will join the effort. You can download a snapshot of the current development version at http://www.chessprogramming.net/fruit-reloaded/

Ryan is also preparing a Fruit-64 version for iOS. Fruit-64 is a bitboard chess program based on Fruit 2.2. Fruit-64 is heavily dependent on 64 bit hardware and will be released for iOS devices with A7 or newer hardware.

Daniel Mehrmann wrote:

finally i found some time to build a Android version of Fruit reloaded 2.1. Very Happy

Fruit reloaded supports all hardware variants of Android. You will find four binaries. Usually you should take 'fruit-reloaded-armeabi'.
I've added the build script 'build-android.sh' and makefile 'Makefile.android' to the public repository if you want build your own version.

Unfortunately it seems to be that the "Android-GCC", modify by Google, has some bugs and it's currently impossible to use the SMP-Search. So, this version of Fruit reloaded 2.1 is a single core version.
Well, if you have a dual or quad core Phone, you can be sure you'll miss no call.

You can download Fruit reloaded 2.1 for Android on http://www.chessprogramming.net/fruit-reloaded/
Repository: https://github.com/Akusari/Fruit-reloaded-public/