I wrote a tool 'Datagen' using C++. It's a command-line tool, targeted at CPers.↵
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Using a single-line command, you can generate testcase in batches.↵
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For example, if you want to generate #11-#20 testcases for your problem, with a time limit of 1.5s, and compare the running time with brute force solution as well:↵
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`datagen <yourproblem> 11..20 -h -t 1500`↵
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You only need to provide: (just use standard input/output. do not include 'freopen's)↵
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- `<yourproblem>_gen.exe` or `<yourproblem>_gen.cpp`↵
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- `<yourproblem>_sol.exe` or `<yourproblem>_sol.cpp`↵
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- (Optional) `<yourproblem>_hack.exe` or `<yourproblem>_hack.cpp`↵
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#### Features↵
####- Compare with a Hack solution `-h`↵
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- Set a Time Limit `-t xxxx`↵
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- Generate Outputs Only `-n↵
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- Compile(C++) Before Running `-c`↵
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- Show Result Using Colors↵
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- Auto Wait Until 1s to Avoid `time(0)` issues↵
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You can find more [here](https://gitee.com/mikcf/datagen/tree/master/).
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Using a single-line command, you can generate testcase in batches.↵
↵
For example, if you want to generate #11-#20 testcases for your problem, with a time limit of 1.5s, and compare the running time with brute force solution as well:↵
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`datagen <yourproblem> 11..20 -h -t 1500`↵
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You only need to provide: (just use standard input/output. do not include 'freopen's)↵
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- `<yourproblem>_gen.exe` or `<yourproblem>_gen.cpp`↵
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- `<yourproblem>_sol.exe` or `<yourproblem>_sol.cpp`↵
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- (Optional) `<yourproblem>_hack.exe` or `<yourproblem>_hack.cpp`↵
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#### Features↵
- Set a Time Limit `-t xxxx`↵
- Generate Outputs Only `-n
####
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- Compile(C++) Before Running `-c`↵
- Show Result Using Colors↵
- Auto Wait Until 1s to Avoid `time(0)` issues↵
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You can find more [here](https://gitee.com/mikcf/datagen/tree/master/).
