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can someone pls help debbug
By gamegame, history, 5 years ago, In English

https://codeforces.me/contest/1185/submission/55779719

I'm getting ILE and i don't know why.

My code doesn't work on this test.

I tested it a lot of times and it works

LGMs and reds pls help :))

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Honestly I have seen such post from only greys and greens

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    I believe that he wants an explanation for the Idleness Limit Exceeded verdict on a NON-INTERACTIVE problem, which is highly irregular.

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Probably, it is because of undefined behavior in your code. Try to run it with valgrind or similar.

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    you can also help me sometimes in your free time.

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    You are not red as gamegame said. gamegame only wants answers from trusted individuals.

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    I realised that my arrays weren't big enough. I resubmitted and it still got the same verdict. Hmm, i thought this would only get runtime error. That's interesting to know.

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When I run it locally i also get ILE. The problem seems to be that you made the add function return an int but you don't have a return statement in it and you don't use the return value; changing it to void made it work.

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    what, scanf also has return value. i think this is not the issue

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      Well, you have no return statement in the add function. Though on cf it still doesn't work after changing the add function; only locally.

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<=greens: 'debug this code' --> negative contribution

blues and purples: 'debug this code' --> actual answers

IGMs: 'debug this code' --> CF admin response :o

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    change the first line to <= yellows and it is more realistic

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    What would happen when tourist would say the same. HaHa.

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if(g==1) add(dp[j][a+1][b][c],dp[j-ti][a][b][c]);

You're trying to access index 16 when your array is dp[226][16][16][16].

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    Yes, but i was surprised that this would make the program fail to detect a runtime error. I thought this would always return RTE

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"Idleness limit exceeded on pretest 8"

I have never seen a solution have this outcome, ever. What is this ?

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If you used Java, you wouldn't have these problems.

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If you use g++, you can compile with the following options.
It helps you to catch undefined behavior when you test locally.
g++ -fsanitize=undefined a.cpp

Learn more here

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Plot twist- a grey guy hacked a red guy's account so that he can ask doubts

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