RE: computer-go: Sharing Go modules

["Grajdeanu, Adrian" <adrian.grajdeanu@xxxxxxx>]

While I have nothing yet to contribute to such an endeavor, I could
certainly benefit from it. I am too starting a computer-go program and am in
need of some modules.

As far as coordinate information...
well, if you are allocating 20 rows (x + y * 20) that leaves 19 locations
for genuine points and one for the edge. But you have two edges, don't you?
So how is this better then let's say a x+y*21? I see the advantage of 20 as
being easy to visually spot it, but was wondering if marking the edge at x,0
and 0,y is such a big benefit.

And on the question re/ languages, I'll have to say that any language is
better then none. I am personally a C/C++ fan and do my best to avoid Java,
but in the end, I'd rather have something then nothing. Heck, even published
interfaces and binary code would help!

Adrian