Machine Configuration for the Contest
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Hardware
- processor: Intel Pentium 4, 1.5 GHz
- memory: 256 megabytes
- swap space: 500 megabytes
- disk space: your entry must fit in 100 megabytes
- temporary disk space: your program may assume 100 megabytes of free
space in
/tmp
Software
The operating system is Red Hat Linux version 7.3, with all the
distribution packages installed and a number of additional packages.
The following programming language implementations are available on
the machine:
- Assemblers (gas 2.10.91, nasm 0.98.22)
- C, C++, chill, objective C (gcc 2.96)
- C# (mono 0.15)
- Common Lisp (CLISP 2.29; CMUCL 18d)
- Erlang (R8B-1)
- FORTRAN (g77 2.96)
- Haskell (GHC 5.04; Hugs98-Dec2001; HBC 0.9999.5b)
- Java (gcc 2.96; Jikes 1.15; Sun JDK 1.4.0)
- Lazy ML (lmlc 0.9999.5b)
- Mercury (0.10.1)
- Modula 3 (PM3 1.1.15)
- Mozart/Oz (1.2.4 with contribs)
- Objective Caml (3.04)
- Pascal (p2c 1.22)
- Perl (5.6.1)
- PHP (4.1.2)
- PostScript (ghostscript-6.52)
- Prolog (Gnu Prolog 1.2.1)
- Python (1.5.2 and 2.2)
- Ruby (1.6.7)
- SML (Moscow ML 2.00; SML/NJ 110.0.7)
- Scheme (Rice PLT 202;
MIT Scheme 7.7.1, scsh 0.5.2, umb-scheme 3.2)
- Tcl (8.3.3 with tclx 8.3)
Please Note that the absence of your favourite
language (be it SNOBOL4, INTERCAL, or RedCode) does not mean that
you cannot use it for this contest. The preferred form for submitting
a program is as a precompiled executable, which you can produce by any
means you want.
If you can't supply a precompiled executable, and want to use a
language which is not on the list above, let us know where to find an
implementation of the language, preferably in the form of an RPM, and
we will consider installing it.
You can get the complete list of RPMs
installed on the machine.
ICFP Programming Contest 2002