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By detective...dots, history, 4 days ago, In English

While testing a problem I made on polygon, I tried submitting multiple solutions (including the main solution on polygon), and all of them received "Judgement Failed" verdict

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I thought maybe it's something with the problem but someone else creating a different problem was experiencing the same thing, thought It may be a problem with polygon on general but when I tried submitting older problems, I didn't face this issue.

After some trials, I found out that switching everything (validator and generators) from C++23 to C++17 fixed the issue.

Update: I have created a problem to test what exactly cause the issue, tried switching checker, generator, validator and main solution between c++17 and cpp.gcc14-64-msys2-g++23, When everything is set to c++17, the solution is excepted, else if any single one of them is switched to cpp.gcc14-64-msys2-g++23, this problem occurs

MikeMirzayanov

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I've had the same issue. The default compiler when making a .cpp file on polygon is c++23.

Same as you, changing all files in polygon to use c++17 or c++20 solved the issue although I don't know which file exactly had the problem.

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    Ditto.

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      Dildo?

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        bruh

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idk bro sounds like new compilers have skill issue

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