[code]
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
ifstream fin ("test1.txt");
ofstream fout ("test2.txt");
return 0;
}
[/code]
That's what i use. Is there a better way?
#include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std;
int main() { ifstream fin ("test1.txt"); ofstream fout ("test2.txt"); return 0; }
I know you just got back online (no idea why it was down)... but the problem search isn't working. (Try searching 'A' or 'Pinball'.)
It's pretty minor, since you could just use Ctrl+F, but should be fixed nonetheless.
I know you just got back online (no idea why it was down)... but the problem search isn't working. (Try searching 'A' or 'Pinball'.)
It's pretty minor, since you could just use Ctrl+F, but should be fixed nonetheless.
If you enter any contest and view a user, you'll (almost always) get a negative value for points earned... so maybe you should just not show the field?
If you enter any contest and view a user, you'll (almost always) get a negative value for points earned... so maybe you should just not show the field?
I originally implemented that field because I thought it would be useful for 11/12 Enriched. Since this is no longer the case, I've just removed it entirely.
I originally implemented that field because I thought it would be useful for 11/12 Enriched. Since this is no longer the case, I've just removed it entirely.
We (that is, Hanson and I) don't know how to fix this. The search capability is implemented by a daemon that is started and stopped separately from the main judge services. We can start it from the command line but all attempts so far to have it automatically start on system startup have failed.
We (that is, Hanson and I) don't know how to fix this. The search capability is implemented by a daemon that is started and stopped separately from the main judge services. We can start it from the command line but all attempts so far to have it automatically start on system startup have failed.
Does anybody have any complaints before I re-rate everyone who took place in the contest? ("I failed" is not a valid complaint.) Technical problems, ambiguities in the problem statements, ...
Does anybody have any complaints before I re-rate everyone who took place in the contest? ("I failed" is not a valid complaint.) Technical problems, ambiguities in the problem statements, ...
I've had a solution running for 10 minutes now (deleted) and everything I submit now gives "compiler error" when they compile fine on my g++ setup... is everything working?
I've had a solution running for 10 minutes now (deleted) and everything I submit now gives "compiler error" when they compile fine on my g++ setup... is everything working?
Where's your blog?
I recall your asking about proper HTML syntax for hyperlinking for your blog during a PEG session but I didn't notice what the site is.
Where's your blog?
I recall your asking about proper HTML syntax for hyperlinking for your blog during a PEG session but I didn't notice what the site is.
No. I am not sure whether or not it exists (I know for sure that Woburn no longer has grade 12 enriched) but if it exists it is certainly nothing like the computer science of past years.
No. I am not sure whether or not it exists (I know for sure that Woburn no longer has grade 12 enriched) but if it exists it is certainly nothing like the computer science of past years.
It has been removed. It hasn't been deleted permanently, so if for some reason templatev2 renders you unable to work, we can reinstate templatev1, but I really can't see how that would be...
It has been removed. It hasn't been deleted permanently, so if for some reason templatev2 renders you unable to work, we can reinstate templatev1, but I really can't see how that would be...
You downloaded only the library? You should download the installer.
Download 2.2.4 with this link:
[url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/freepascal/files/Win32/2.2.4/fpc-2.2.4.i386-win32.exe/download[/url]
Or, for x64 Windows, this link:
[url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/freepascal/files/Win32/2.2.4/fpc-2.2.4.x86_64-win64.exe/download[/url]
You downloaded only the library? You should download the installer.
How could you have downloaded Free Pascal without the library? :confused:
Your library files should be located at[code]
{ Free Pascal
- 2.2.4
- units
- i386-win32[/code]
How could you have downloaded Free Pascal without the library?
You can unzip it anywhere you want.
Then, to have the actual help files appear, go to Files... under the help menu.
Click New, and browse to wherever you put the files. There should be an index.html file in that folder; double-click it and you're done.
(Personally, I put it under bin \ i386-win32.)
You can unzip it anywhere you want. Then, to have the actual help files appear, go to Files... under the help menu. Click New, and browse to wherever you put the files. There should be an index.html file in that folder; double-click it and you're done.
Lots of potential points here! [url=/etc/cleanup]Link[/url]
edit: All the COCI and SMAC problems are done!
edit2: ALL THE CCC PROBLEMS ARE DONE!
edit3: [b]Done.[/b]
Lots of potential points here! Link edit: All the COCI and SMAC problems are done! edit2: ALL THE CCC PROBLEMS ARE DONE! edit3: Done.
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[code] #include <iostream> #include <fstream> using namespace std; int main() { ifstream fin ("test1.txt"); ofstream fout ("test2.txt"); return 0; } [/code] That's what i use. Is there a better way?That's what i use. Is there a better way?
[code] freopen("in.txt", "r", stdin); freopen("out.txt", "w", stdout); cin >> x; scanf("%d", &x); cout << x; printf("%d\n", x); [/code] etc etcetc etc
It's pretty minor, since you could just use Ctrl+F, but should be fixed nonetheless.
I did not mean on the user listing page; I meant on the individual userpages.
Does anybody have any complaints before I re-rate everyone who took place in the contest? ("I failed" is not a valid complaint.) Technical problems, ambiguities in the problem statements, ...Yay finally get a non-null integer for my rating xD
I'm diagnosing the problem now.
Edit: Fixed! Details to appear on my blog soon.
I recall your asking about proper HTML syntax for hyperlinking for your blog during a PEG session but I didn't notice what the site is.
Download 2.2.4 with this link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/freepascal/files/Win32/2.2.4/fpc-2.2.4.i386-win32.exe/download
Or, for x64 Windows, this link:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/freepascal/files/Win32/2.2.4/fpc-2.2.4.x86_64-win64.exe/download
I already have Free Pascal, and the Help files but I'm not exactly sure what to do now...
How could you have downloaded Free Pascal without the library? :confused: Your library files should be located at[code] { Free Pascal - 2.2.4 - units - i386-win32[/code]Your library files should be located at
I mean where do I put the Help files?
Then, to have the actual help files appear, go to Files... under the help menu.
Click New, and browse to wherever you put the files. There should be an index.html file in that folder; double-click it and you're done.
(Personally, I put it under bin \ i386-win32.)
edit: All the COCI and SMAC problems are done!
edit2: ALL THE CCC PROBLEMS ARE DONE!
edit3: Done.