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[alex]

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Hello, i wonder if anyone of you knows if there is somewhere any program like
njudge for windows based servers

Thanks in advance

 

[Guest]

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In article <2rg63jF198t9kU1@uni-berlin.de>, alex wrote:
>
> Hello, i wonder if anyone of you knows if there is somewhere any program like
> njudge for windows based servers

None that I'm aware of. In theory, there's nothing to stop you from
porting the code to Windows. It's mostly pretty portable, and IIRC Windows
has a Posix compatibility layer (not sure how good it is) now anyhow. The
tough part will be redoing all of the shell scripts in a Windows scripting
language (or installing the Unix tools on the Windows machine), and
replacing the calls to at with hooks into the Windows task scheduler.

Or get a cheap PC and install Linux on it -- it's really not so hard.

-Tim Miller

 

[Guest]

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Can anyone recommend a good Linux-based Judge software?

Thanks,
Terry

alex wrote:
> Hello, i wonder if anyone of you knows if there is somewhere any program like
> njudge for windows based servers
>
> Thanks in advance

 

[Guest]

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In article <Mxm5d.105736$%S.67263@pd7tw2no>, Terry Field wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good Linux-based Judge software?

What do you need it to do? If you want to run a server and host games,
there's Njudge. If you just want an ajudicator for yourself, there's jDip.

You can find more info on Njudge at http://www.njudge.org and on jDip and
http://jdip.sourceforge.net .

-Tim Miller

 

[Guest]

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"Terry Field" wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good Linux-based Judge software?
Do you want something that adjudicates the moves or something
with a email server.

If you look for the first, the best you can do is to take a
Java based program. I think JDip is the best candidate for that.

If you look for the second, just try njudge.

Lucas