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diff --git a/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/c b/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/c deleted file mode 100644 index b5aec73..0000000 --- a/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/c +++ /dev/null @@ -1,15 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -# this executable shall output the number of second of timelimit in the first line, for the given problem and with language according to this filename -echo 4 -# and the number of repetitions to run within the given timelimit in the second line -echo 10 -# and the maximum amount of memory per repetition in the third line (in Mbytes) -echo 512 -# and the maximum file size in the fourth line (in kbytes) -echo 1024 -# and shall return zero to indicate no failure -exit 0 -# the idea is that this file will be executed by the autojudge in the first time the autojudge downloads a problem, so as it will be -# able to decide the proper time limit for the machine where it is running. If one wants to fix a predefined time limit, then it is -# enough to write a script like this one with the desired value. Otherwise, one can build any more sophisticated program that outputs -# the value. diff --git a/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/cpp b/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/cpp deleted file mode 100644 index b5aec73..0000000 --- a/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/cpp +++ /dev/null @@ -1,15 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -# this executable shall output the number of second of timelimit in the first line, for the given problem and with language according to this filename -echo 4 -# and the number of repetitions to run within the given timelimit in the second line -echo 10 -# and the maximum amount of memory per repetition in the third line (in Mbytes) -echo 512 -# and the maximum file size in the fourth line (in kbytes) -echo 1024 -# and shall return zero to indicate no failure -exit 0 -# the idea is that this file will be executed by the autojudge in the first time the autojudge downloads a problem, so as it will be -# able to decide the proper time limit for the machine where it is running. If one wants to fix a predefined time limit, then it is -# enough to write a script like this one with the desired value. Otherwise, one can build any more sophisticated program that outputs -# the value. diff --git a/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/java b/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/java deleted file mode 100644 index b5aec73..0000000 --- a/boca-1.5.1/doc/problemexamples/problemtemplate/limits/java +++ /dev/null @@ -1,15 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/bash -# this executable shall output the number of second of timelimit in the first line, for the given problem and with language according to this filename -echo 4 -# and the number of repetitions to run within the given timelimit in the second line -echo 10 -# and the maximum amount of memory per repetition in the third line (in Mbytes) -echo 512 -# and the maximum file size in the fourth line (in kbytes) -echo 1024 -# and shall return zero to indicate no failure -exit 0 -# the idea is that this file will be executed by the autojudge in the first time the autojudge downloads a problem, so as it will be -# able to decide the proper time limit for the machine where it is running. If one wants to fix a predefined time limit, then it is -# enough to write a script like this one with the desired value. Otherwise, one can build any more sophisticated program that outputs -# the value. |