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Thank you very much! I finally got accepted!!

Hi,
Well, I just got another compilation error for a perfectly valid code. Since, I don't have any older versions of gcc, I was wondering if someone could, please try it and tell me what is wrong.

here is the code.

#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <vector>
#include <set>
#include ...

Thank you very much. This got the code compiled, but now, it got Time Limit Exceeded!!

Funny how I was thinking in the totally opposite direction. I thought the judge compiler was so new, it wouldn't even accept deprecated functions!!

Thanks again for the help. Sincerely appreciated.

I never heard about this. Could you please send a link to where you found this?

I am too old anyway to participate in this, but I am just curious as to why they had to change the rules now!

Hi,
Thanks a lot for the reply. I tried changing to #include <sstream> and using istringstream instead, but still I get a compilation error. I would appreciate it very much if you could tell me why it doesn't compile..

Here is the code..

#include <iostream>
#include <cstdio>
#include <vector ...

Did you try this
This should give a perimeter length of 8.

Hi,
Since email submissions are now no longer accepted. I was wondering what we should do to know the exact compilation errors! I have a program here. It compiles fine on djgpp on my machine (and on visual C++ 6.0). but it is giving me a compilation error all the time

Does the judge give a ...

Hello,
This probably has been asked many times before, but, I am pretty new to STL. I was wondering about the tricks you guys use to make safe multi dimensional arrays in your C++ code.

I have seen a nice class that encapsulates a vector of vectors. However, in a real contest, there is no time for ...

Hmmm.. ok, I hate to say this, but I am officially challenging the online judge!! :lol:

I found the original judge test cases used in the ACM programming contest 1989 (This problem was part of it). The file contained 5008 test cases. I tried it, compared it to the judge output, and guess what? The ...

Hi,
I have solved some problems before but this one is drving me crazy. Could someone who solved it give me just one counter example to this code? What is the trick in the judge's input? No matter what I try, it always gives a correct answer


#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>

using namespace ...