Cmp subcommand

quicktest cmp | qt cmp

Verifies the correctness of an algorithm by comparing it against a brute-force solution. The brute-force solution, while typically slower, is guaranteed to be correct.

quicktest cmp --target-file=main.cpp --correct-file=correct.cpp --gen-file=gen.cpp

Or using the shorter alias:

qt cmp -t main.cpp --c correct.cpp -g gen.cpp

Demo

Subcommand Structure

• quicktest cmp | qt cmp

  Required Options

  • -t=<value> | --target-file=<value>
  • -c=<value> | --correct-file=<value>
  • -g=<value> | --gen-file=<value>

  Other Options

  • --test-cases=<value> | --tc=<value> [default: 1000]
  • --timeout=<value> | --tout=<value> [default: 2000] Unit of time: ms
  • --memory-limit=<value> | --ml=<value> [default: 1000000000 - 1GB] Unit of time: bytes
  • --prefix=<value> | -p=<value> Conflicts with --gen-file (Only one can be used at a time).
  • --diff Shows differences between the expected file and the output file

• Flags of the cmp, stress and check subcommands

  • --break-bad | --break Stops execution if WA, TLE, or RTE states occur.
  • --run-ac Runs Accepted test cases.
  • --run-all Runs all test cases.
  • --run-rte Runs Run Time Error test cases.
  • --run-tle Runs Time Limit Exceeded test cases.
  • --run-wa Runs Wrong Answer test cases.
  • --save-all Saves all test cases.
  • --save-bad Saves only bad cases (WA, TLE, or RTE).