Master Level Problem Set 1 (P1:M2) Tiling Rectangles
Key Scoring Principles
P1: M2 - Tiling Rectangles
The Winners for Master Problem 2, Tiling Rectangles, will be announced later this week
Some final testing and analysis of the entriesfor Problem 2, Tiling Rectangles, is being completed by the judges. We will be announcing the winners by the end of this week. Thanks for your patience.
Mistake in source code attribution
I made a mistake in attribution of one module of my "Rectangle Tiling" submission, and I wanted to bring this to the attention of the judges in the interest of fairness. The modules Allocator.cpp and Allocator.h were originally developed by me for my company and a third party. Later they were released by the third party under LGPL here: http://oss.extendthereach.com/svn/repos/explorer/geocoder/trunk/global/BulkAllocator.cpp
Closing Date for Master Level Problem 2, Tiling Rectangles, extended to 12:00pm Noon, Pacific Daylight Time, Monday, June 6, 2011.
Master Level Participants: Your good fortune. Due to my reminder message error regarding the closing date for the Master Level Problem 2, Tiling Rectangles, we will formally extend the closing date for Problem 2 to 12:00pm, Noon, Pacific Daylight Time, Monday, June 6, 2011. We will update the website to reflect this change. If you have already submitted your entry, you may submit an updated entry by this new deadline. Hope you can take advantage of this extra time.
Reminder: Master Problem 2, Tiling Rectangles, closes at 12:00pm Noon, Pacific Daylight Time, Monday, June 6, 2011
Lots of coding going on for the Threading Challenge 2011.Just a reminder thatMaster Problem 2, Tiling Rectangles, closes at 12:00pm Noon, Pacific Daylight Time, Monday, June 6, 2011. Please make sure to submit your entry by this deadline.
Keep up all your coding efforts!!
An interesting problem
Has anyone considered this problem ? For arbitrary input set with length of n ( i.e. n squares), what is the upperbound for the number of different results ?
How do I submit my entry?
I'm ready to sumbit my entry, but I'm not sure how to do it.
The first question is whether I have to submit just the executable, just the source code or both.
My solution is implemented in a VS2010 32 bit console application.
Please advise.
Output formatting and whitespace
Will the judging ignore differences in output whitespace (padding, etc) in the grouped integer lists, and/or padding at EOL?
large dimension test
The attached file tests dimensions >= 2^31 and also tests combinatoric factors.
Exact output sample
Perhaps I missed this, but it would be really nice to have the setsin.txt and rectout.txt available as files so we don't have any ambiguity around whitespace and such. I've attached a copy/paste from the website; should we use this as a template?
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