Continue-Break Judging Service

A multi-threaded program judging service that can handle up to 96 concurrent threads for evaluating C/C++ programs against test cases.

Features

• Supports up to 96 concurrent threads for parallel test execution
• Handles multiple judging result types:
  • AC (Accept) - Correct answer
  • WA (Wrong Answer) - Incorrect output
  • TLE (Time Limit Exceeded) - Program exceeded time limit
  • MLE (Memory Limit Exceeded) - Program exceeded memory limit
  • OLE (Output Limit Exceeded) - Program output exceeded limit
  • CE (Compile Error) - Compilation failed
  • RE (Runtime Error) - Runtime error during execution

Usage

continue-break <program> <test_data>

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• MinGW Pack (for C/C++ compilation)

Configuration

• Time limit: 2 seconds per test case
• Memory limit: 256 MB per test case
• Output limit: 10 MB per test case
• Maximum threads: 96

Test Data Format

Test data file should contain test cases separated by blank lines. Each test case consists of:

1. Input data (multiple lines)
2. Expected output (single line)

Example:

1 2
3

3 4
7

5 6
11

Output Format

The program outputs results to stdout in the following format:

• Test X: AC - Test case passed
• Test X: WA - Test case failed with explanation
• Test X: TLE/MLE/OLE/CE/RE - Test case failed with reason

Example

# Compile and run
python continue-break.py program.cpp test_cases.txt