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burunduk3's framework for programming contest problems

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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datalog		datalog
invoker		invoker
tlib		tlib
.gitignore		.gitignore
LICENSE		LICENSE
README		README
checker.py		checker.py
compilers.py		compilers.py
executable.py		executable.py
generator.py		generator.py
help.py		help.py
heuristic.py		heuristic.py
legacy.py		legacy.py
notes.md		notes.md
pep8.sh		pep8.sh
problem.py		problem.py
settings.py		settings.py
solution.py		solution.py
source.py		source.py
t.py		t.py
test.py		test.py
tmp.sh		tmp.sh
unsorted.py		unsorted.py
verdict.py		verdict.py
wolf.py		wolf.py

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OVERVIEW

t.py is a tool for problems (tasks) from icpc-style competitions.

Historically it is clone of t.cmd used in IFMO (now ITMO University), written by @burunduk3
in 2009 as t.sh (yes, that was a bash script), then rewritten in python3.

It works with problems: generates tests and make simple checking
It is under development now (and forever), so use it on you own risk.

copyright (c) Oleg Davydov, Yury Petrov

This program is free sortware, under GPL, for great justice...

DOWNLOAD

Better way is to obtain t.py is github: https://github.com/burunduk3/t.sh

INSTALLATION

Currently t.py doesn't need some special files installed somewhere, but it is a python script with
some modules. Be sure python will find them. I just make symlink t.py in some my $PATH to t.py file
in git repository.

FEEDBACK

If you have any questions, comments or improvement ideas, write to burunduk3 (Oleg Davydov)
 @burunduk3
 https://t.me/burunduk3
 [email protected]
 https://vk.com/burunduk3