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GNU extensions
By alternatego, 13 years ago, In English
In round #85 div 2, question A using this function was very helpful
cout << strcasecmp(a,b) << endl;

Here are some more useful functions found in gnu extensions, but not in standard library
__typeof() 
#define REP(i,n) for (__typeof(n) i = 0; i < n; ++i)

__builtin_popcount(n) - counts the number of set bits in n. Example, for 10 it prints 2.

Are there anymore  gnu extensions which you find useful? And what's codeforces policy on that?
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I can't believe this damn REP macro is built-in.Or is it just an example of typeof usage? Anyway, you don't need __ prefix to use it.
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    It's an example of __typeof. 
    REP(i,10) 
    REP(i, v.size()) - Iterating over all elements of vector
    REP(i, s.size()) - Iterating over all characters of a string
    You can also write a foreach macro using __typeof() and then iterate over sets, maps etc
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      Yes, I know its usage. Actually, there is range-based for in c++11 standard, not sure if it is supported by the codeforces g++ compiler, but it's very likely.
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