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Well I think so, it's very stupid!!!!

Isn't that too much slow?

you can activate delphi mode, so you will have strings with dynamic size

Every language has good and bad things, it depends in what you do in C++ and what you do in Pascal, some stuff is faster in pascal, other in c++. I guess this is not a real question, just a commentary from a bad experience

If you prefer C++, code in it!!!

Well, try to debug your code with extended and with double.
It may seem strange, but same times I got precision errors with extended.
For example, same of the last digits were transformed in zeros, I don't know why, but this happened :o
Also Check http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/prog/progsu99 ...

well, I can't find a mistake, although I would like to sugest that you try to avoid complicated stuff, try to make your code as simple as possible, it will be easier to debug and also you won't get so many problems.

Thnx for your help

Well, I heard that I can use something like string1>string2, but I'm not sure, in the acm.uva.es/p part of pascal known problems, they say that in gpc using unix the > would fail, but with freepascal there is any problem?

Well, I solved that problem in Pascal quite long ago, I think I just used one or two arrays, and then just store the items in the correct order

Well, it works, thanks a lot

in http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/ref ... 27400013.3 they say that val can convert hexadecimal numbers into integers, although my program doesn't work with that. Can anyone plz help me?

Hi,
SeekEof is a restricted function in the judge system, but you can do what I did,
[pascal]
While Not EoLn(Input) Do
Begin
Read(Input, N, M);
For I:=1 To M Do
Read(Input, Data );
ReadLn(Input);
Solve;
WriteData;
End;
[/pascal]

I know it seems stupid, but it works as it will only be in ...

Could anyone write an efficient compare function to compare two strings plz

Hi,
you can also set the size of the string, like
yourstring: string(10000);

A string is not more than an array of char