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Hello!
Does anybody know how to use check.exe file from an archive of past icpc contest. For example, I want to solve problems from past subregional contests(link) and there is nowhere to sumbit(except of 2012, as I know :) ), so how can I "submit" in my computer.
I know one simple way. You can upload the tests and the checker source (check.dpr, Check.java) to Polygon, then run an invocation.
P.S. Maybe MikeMirzayanov will be angry if many users spam Polygon this way.
If you run it in any way it will get arguments list. It should got parametrs <input file> <output file> <answer file>. Then exit code and comment gets the result.
I don't know how to use check.exe but here's an online judge with (nearly) all past ACM ICPC problems:
https://icpcarchive.ecs.baylor.edu/
I need problems from past subregionals. Livearchive stores problems from regionals.
Specifically for those NEERC subregionals, I guess you could setup PCMS2 which is the judging platform for those contests and solve the problems.