tcjudge is a simple command line tool that judges TopCoder solutions within local environment.
- Creates scaffold files
- Executes faster than official
- Does not mess up your local directory
- Highly configurable through Ruby
- Supports multiple languages (C++, Java, C#, Haskell, Python) and compilers (GCC, clang, VC++, Mono, VC#, GHC)
- Score calculation
If the name of a problem you want to solve is BallsConverter, you can create a scaffold file by
tcjudge create BallsConverter.cpp
. Then you can run the judgement by
tcjudge judge BallsConverter.cpp
or
tcjudge BallsConverter.cpp
. tcjudge automatically detects the language by its extension.
Also, you can cut out from "CUT begin" to "CUT end" by
tcjudge clean BallsConverter.cpp
. It emits the source code to stdout. It is especially useful when used like
tcjudge clean BallsConverter.cpp | pbcopy
- Ruby >= 1.9.3
gem install tcjudge
See .tcjudgerc file for detail. Defaults will be used if you don't create one.
You can use cl.exe for C++ compiler too.
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Copyright (c) 2013-2015 peryaudo.
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