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| 37 * a BYTE describing the moved piece (see below) | 37 * a BYTE describing the moved piece (see below) |
| 38 * a BYTE index for the file the piece was moved from | 38 * a BYTE index for the file the piece was moved from |
| 39 * a BYTE index for the row the piece was moved from | 39 * a BYTE index for the row the piece was moved from |
| 40 * a BYTE index for the file the piece was moved to | 40 * a BYTE index for the file the piece was moved to |
| 41 * a BYTE index for the row the piece was moved to | 41 * a BYTE index for the row the piece was moved to |
| 42 * a BYTE set to 1 if this is a capturing move and to zero if it is not | |
| 43 * a BYTE set to 1 if this move gives check, 2 if it gives checkmate, and | |
| 44 zero otherwise | |
| 42 * a BYTE describing the selected piece for promotion (otherwise zero) | 45 * a BYTE describing the selected piece for promotion (otherwise zero) |
| 43 | 46 |
| 44 Note carefully that the byte order used by this protocol is little-endian while | 47 Note carefully that the byte order used by this protocol is little-endian while |
| 45 the standard network byte order would be big-endian. But since the vast majority | 48 the standard network byte order would be big-endian. But since the vast majority |
| 46 of processors use little-endian nowadays, this protocol uses little-endian, too. | 49 of processors use little-endian nowadays, this protocol uses little-endian, too. |
| 114 * when the used time for a move is less than the delay, the move costs no time | 117 * when the used time for a move is less than the delay, the move costs no time |
| 115 * the delay is always subtracted from the actual move time | 118 * the delay is always subtracted from the actual move time |
| 116 | 119 |
| 117 ## Playing the Game | 120 ## Playing the Game |
| 118 | 121 |
| 119 TODO: describe | 122 The game is played by exchanging moves. |
| 123 We call the player supposed to make the next move the _active_ player. | |
| 124 The other player we call the _waiting_ player. | |
| 125 | |
| 126 ### Make a Move | |
| 127 | |
| 128 ### Resign | |
| 129 | |
| 130 ### Offer or Claim a Draw | |
| 131 | |
| 132 ### Propose Resignation | |
| 120 | 133 |
| 121 ## Message Code Table | 134 ## Message Code Table |
| 122 | 135 |
| 123 The following table shows the definitions of the network codes. | 136 The following table shows the definitions of the network codes. |
| 124 | 137 |
