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Need Help in Compiling a c++ program on Linux Ubuntu
By DaurenMuratov, 15 years ago, translation, In English

Hello everyone!
I just installed Ubuntu 11.02, and I'm not so good in Ubuntu. Can someone help me, show me some thinks.
For ex: How to check time limits? I know that "time" command can help, but I don't know how to use it. And can I write something like test.bat and stress.bat on Linux? Maybe, someone can show me examples of these codes on Linux or give some information about it.
Thanks in advance!

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To check time limit is very easy. you can write "time ./a.out", where a.out - is your compiled program. (a.out could be obtained by command "g++ A.cpp" )
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How does test.bat and stress.bat look like? (I have never used them) If you show their source code -- I think it's not difficult to write something similar in Linux.
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    I have already written it somewhere, it should be bash script looking similar to this:
    <pre><code class="bash">
    #!/bin/bash
    for ((i=0;i<10000;i++)); do
        ./gen > input
        ./a < input > output
        ./a_bruteforce <  input > ans
        ./check output ans || exit
    done
    </code></pre>
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      can you explain how to use this code?
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        create test.sh
        paste such code there
        Where "a" is your binary,
        "a_bruteforce" is binary of "stupid" and slow but right solution
        "check" is program that checks where output and ans are the same
        to run your script type "sh test.sh"
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Ubuntu 11.02? o_O
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Are you read this post?
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