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One Doubt...solution language

Last post 05-10-2008, 4:52 AM by denghui0815. 4 replies.
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 05-09-2008, 12:33 AM 30254444  

One Doubt...solution language

Hello,

I am new to this Intel threading Contest.
Pls let me know which programing languages are allowed to develop the solutions.

Thanks in advance.
 
 05-09-2008, 1:23 AM 30254445 in reply to 30254444  

Re: One Doubt...solution language

Hello,

here is the answer of a judge during the first problem :
http://softwarecommunity.intel.com/isn/Community/en-US/forums/permalink/30242074/30242112/ShowThread.aspx#30242112

mad\cpbreshe:

A C#/.NET solution will be accepted. If you have a specific reliance on a particular version of the .NET Framework, you will need to state that clearly in your build instructions/environment. I can't promise whether or not such a Framework will be available, but we will make reasonable efforts to have the requirements met.


If we can get a compiler/interpreter for F#, then that would be a viable solution, as well. The same would apply to other languages. We have access to the more popular compilers on Windows and Linux for C/C++, C#, Java, and Fortran. Solutions that go beyond that will be considered, but may require the entrant to provide details on securing a development environment for the language the intend to use. That is, if you want to submit your solutions in threaded LISP, you will need to let us know where we can get a (threaded) LISP interpreter. Be aware that expenses will be sparse for such items, too.


--clay

 
 05-09-2008, 5:09 PM 30254521 in reply to 30254444  

Re: One Doubt...solution language

Hi,

Any language! I use Delphi 7, for example.

Best wishes!

 
 05-10-2008, 2:22 AM 30254530 in reply to 30254521  

Re: One Doubt...solution language

Thanks for your Answers :)
 
 05-10-2008, 4:52 AM 30254533 in reply to 30254444  

Re: One Doubt...solution language

I think that efficiency and complexity analysis, C / C + + or preferred.
 
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