I've got AC many weeks ago but a lot of people cann't do it.

The task is not so hard as one may think, but it needs this:
1) Before coding you must find out all the tricks on paper (and there
are a lot of tricks)
2) Your program must have a good structure
3) You must code it very accurate, because it'll be very hard to find
a mistake later

So, hints:
I. If your program works on 8*8 board it'll work on every board from
6*6 to 26*26
II. My program's structure is following:
1) if black pawn (BP) stops white pawn (WP) -> BLACK WINS
2) if BP bites WP -> BLACK WINS
3) if WP bites BP (on first move, of course) and saves itself (runs
away from square and black king (BK) can't catch it after that) ->
WHITE WINS
4) if BK is in square (it can catch WP) and BP cann't prevent it
standing initially on BK's way -> BLACK WINS
5) if BP trasforms into other figuge (I considered that it transforms
into queen) and bites WP -> BLACK WINS
otherwise -> WHITE WINS
III. Here are some tests for you on every case described above:
1)
8
a2 a7 h1
BLACK WINS
8
a6 a5 h1
WHITE WINS
2)
8
a3 b6 h1
BLACK WINS
8
a6 b6 h1
WHITE WINS
3)
8
d5 c6 f5
WHITE WINS
8
d5 c6 a5
WHITE WINS
4)
8
b4 d5 e4
WHITE WINS
8
b3 h7 f3
BLACK WINS
8
b2 h7 g2
WHITE WINS
5)
8
b4 b3 h2
BLACK WINS
8
b5 b3 h2
WHITE WINS
8
b5 b2 b3
WHITE WINS
8
a4 g3 h8
BLACK WINS
8
a4 g3 g2
WHITE WINS
8
a4 h3 h8
BLACK WINS
8
a4 h3 g2
WHITE WINS

I hope if you program passes all theese tests it gets AC.
Good luck :)

With respect, Dmitry "Diman_YES" Kovalioff
dimanyes@mail.ru
http://uniteam.narod.ru