Hi Team,
I was running Scala on Domjudge version 5.1 but the compiler gave timelimit execption.So i increased the timefactor in language entry but still it gave timelimit exception When i further looked into it, it was always passing maxruntime as 1 in every case since the below sql query always returned null *File Path*(domserver/www/api/index.php) *Sql Query*:
SELECT s.submitid, s.cid, s.teamid, s.probid, s.langid, s.rejudgingid, CEILING(time_factor*timelimit) AS maxruntime, p.memlimit, p.outputlimit, special_run AS run, special_compare AS compare, special_compare_args AS compare_args, compile_script FROM submission s LEFT JOIN problem p USING (probid) LEFT JOIN language l USING (langid) WHERE submitid = 5326
So i need to know how can i change this .Since i want my time factor get accounted when calculating maxruntime
Eagerly waiting for your reply
Thanks Abhishek
Hi Abishek,
On Sat, August 25, 2018 07:25, Abhishek Kumar wrote:
When i further looked into it, it was always passing maxruntime as 1 in every case since the below sql query always returned null
The value of maxruntime should never be NULL since both time_factor and timelimit are not nullable fields so should always have a valid value.
Running that query on my database gives a correct result.
Perhaps you can inspect the individual values of language.time_factor and probem.timelimit in your database to get to the bottom of the issue.
That all said, DOMjudge 5.1 is an old release, not supported anymore. The code has changed in DOMjudge 5.2 and up. I've tested the language time_factor in the lastest 6.0 RC 1 and that works fine for me. So it's unlikely that we as the DOMjudge team would spend much time on debugging it. It might be an idea to upgrade to 5.3 or 6.0 and verify that the problem is indeed still there.
Cheers, Thijs
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Abhishek Kumar -
Thijs Kinkhorst