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  • rajeevpodarApril 16, 2009 2:31 AM PDT   
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    Hi Guys,
    I am new to this forum. I want to confirm that we can solve the problem by using any technology or is there any specification for that.

    I want to solve this problem using Qt ( Trolltech) so is it allowed to do so or not.

    Thanks
    Rajiv Podar

    dweeberlyloomApril 16, 2009 6:43 AM PDT
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    Re: Use of Technology
    Quoting - rajeevpodar
    Hi Guys,
    I am new to this forum. I want to confirm that we can solve the problem by using any technology or is there any specification for that.

    I want to solve this problem using Qt ( Trolltech) so is it allowed to do so or not.

    Thanks
    Rajiv Podar

    Isn't Qt a UI API/Framework?
    Seems like creating a GUI app would not help make your RadixSort as fast as possible?
    Wouldn't a command line app be more to your advantage?


    Clay Breshears (Intel)April 16, 2009 10:33 AM PDT
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    Quoting - rajeevpodar

    I want to solve this problem using Qt ( Trolltech) so is it allowed to do so or not.


    If you can give the judges instructions on how to build and run the application and they can get it up and running on the judging platforms, it would be allowed.  We've had entries in Ruby and Delphi in the past contest.  Does Qt support some version of threads or other concurrency?

    Be aware that the judging machines are not necessarily local to the judges locations, so graphics won't translate well over Remote Desktop or ssh client.  A command line application will allow for the inclusion of the input and output file names to be chosen at runtime.

    --clay

    rajeevpodarApril 16, 2009 11:59 PM PDT
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    Re: Use of Technology
    Quoting - rajeevpodar

    I want to solve this problem using Qt ( Trolltech) so is it allowed to do so or not.


    If you can give the judges instructions on how to build and run the application and they can get it up and running on the judging platforms, it would be allowed.  We've had entries in Ruby and Delphi in the past contest.  Does Qt support some version of threads or other concurrency?

    Be aware that the judging machines are not necessarily local to the judges locations, so graphics won't translate well over Remote Desktop or ssh client.  A command line application will allow for the inclusion of the input and output file names to be chosen at runtime.

    --clay

    Yes, we can create a command line application through Qt also. and We have QTread for creating threads.
    Qt is GUI library of C++.
    It can be complied on multiple platform as well.
    www.trolltech.com

    Regards,
    Rajiv

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