Tesgetor

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Thanks, Sir @CarlavierVN, for helping as an unpaid QC and reporting issues.

Feature

- Compact tool helps you quickly create testcases for your competitive programming problems
- Generate testcase using your own custom input and output file
- Support multiple languages and systems
- Friendly user interface

Tesgetor will run your input generator file and output generator file multiple times to create testcases. We have two main purposes:

Purpose

- Supports newbies in creating usable testcases without interacting with the console line
- Fast and compact tool for small and medium programming competitions

Setup

Step 1: Download and setup Java

1. Go to Java official website and download lastest Java edition.
2. Setup Java by click to installer and spam "Yes" or "I agree"
3. Add Java Runtime Environment Path. You can follow this tutorial video from 0:30

Step 2: Add path for MinGW

1. Download MinGW (which supports C++ 11 or above). Skip this if you already have Codeblock or Dev-C.
2. Add MinGW Enviroment Path. You can follow this tutorial video
3. Restart your computer to make sure everything is setup perfectly

Step 3: Config

1. Choose your input generator file, ex: this file
2. Choose your output generator file ex: this file
3. Choose your testcase output folder, this folder should be empty

Step 4: Change generator file a little bit

1. Add command line argument: Instead of int main(), we do int main(int argc, char** argv)
2. Add freopen in input generator: freopen(argv[1], "w", stdout);
3. Add freopen in output generator: freopen(argv[1], "r", stdin); freopen(argv[2], "w", stdout);
4. Use random function in C++ 11: high_resolution_clock instead of srand

Take a look at our example files in step 3 for better understanding.

Step 5: Generate testcase

1. If you want generate test from 1 -> 10
   • If you fill [From = 1, To = 10], testcases will be: 1.INP, 1.OUT, 2.INP, 2.OUT, ..., 10.INP, 10.OUT
   • If you fill [From = 01, To = 10], testcases will be: 01.INP, 01.OUT, 02.INP, 02.OUT, ..., 10.INP, 10.OUT
   • If you fill [From = 001, To = 010], testcases will be: 001.INP, 001.OUT, 002.INP, 002.OUT, ..., 010.INP, 010.OUT
2. Timeout value means maximum time your generator files can run
   • If your input generator runs in 1s for 1 test, output generator runs in 1s for 1 test. Your timeout should be >= 1

Common Q & A