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QUsaco


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Tired of USACO Judging being too slow/not working?

Introducting Quick-USACO (QUsaco)! This allows you to compile and run your programs against their test cases with ease.

  • Multi-language support
  • Native Support for USACO Test Case Folders
  • Stress-testing for yourself too :D

Test case folder should be formatted as:

1.in
1.out

2.in
2.out

...

Usage

USACO Quick Judge (stdin/stdout)

positional arguments:
  ext         command to execute the compiled program
  test_dir    relative path of unzipped directory of USACO test
              cases

Example:


Plans

  • MLE Support
  • host test data so you don't have to download them

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