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back to boardCommon BoardA note to the people running the site. Posted by sssa88 16 Nov 2001 01:00 When testing your testing mashine adds additional KBs to the memory used by the program it's testing.That's very unpleasent because programs that use less memory than the maximum for a particular problem are judged "Memory Limit Exceeded".So please tell me how many additional KBs does the testing machine add or change the maximum memory for the problems. P.S. I got really irrated while trying to solve 1100.My program used 900KBs but the testing machine said 1011KBs. Re: A note to the people running the site. > When testing your testing mashine adds additional KBs to > the memory used by the program it's testing.That's very > unpleasent because programs that use less memory than the > maximum for a particular problem are judged "Memory Limit > Exceeded".So please tell me how many additional KBs does > the testing machine add or change the maximum memory for > the problems. It doesn't depend on testing software. Actually, it depends on compiler - memory used for variables, stack and other things. Usually, there is enough memory to solve problem, although problem designed in such a way, that wrong solution hits memory limit. > P.S. I got really irrated while trying to solve 1100.My > program used 900KBs but the testing machine said 1011KBs. Your solution was interrupted than it allocated more than 1000Kb. It doesn't mean, that 1011KB is enough for your program. If program could continue running, it allocated more. Being author of 1100, I can say that without memory limit this problem become to simple and boring. Thanks for the answer. Posted by sssa88 19 Nov 2001 19:14 |
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