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RE on codeblocks but AC on codeforces
By cloud_007, history, 3 years ago, In English

I implemented this code in contest time. 111405426 Problem link: Planar Reflections But during contest time my code didn't run on codeblocks. But after the contest, I submitted the code and it got AC!!! Does it have any valid explanation? Thanks in advance.

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3 years ago, # |
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Same happened with me in sublime .It was not able to produce output on the testcase 500 250. I checked in custom invocation of cf and there it ran perfectly.

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3 years ago, # |
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Looks like you are taking a lot of memory dedicated to recursion in codeblocks, debugger shows error at one of the function execution and at that time your code uses exactly 32 Mb, so i think this is one of codeblocks' (or maybe MinGW's) limits.

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same with me.I wasted nearly 45 minutes trying to run the last test case on VS code.At last I submitted it out of frustation and got AC. LOL

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    i saw ac in 1st test case on vs code but cound't submit as 2nd case was not working and it was about end of the contest.

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3 years ago, # |
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Increase your stack size.

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    which leads to MLE in codeblocks. Got it now<3 thanks.

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Same here. Wasted a lot of time debugging.

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