settings.toml.example

version = "0.2"
problems_dir = "./problems"

[problem]
# The default language of the solutions. Should be the file extension for that language.
# You can switch the language to use by passing the `--lang` flag.
#
# e.g. cpp, py, java, etc.
default_lang = "cpp"
default_generator_lang = "py"

# Each [problem.solution.<lang>] section defines the commands to run for that language.
# <lang> corresponds to the file extension for that language.

# problem.solution.<lang>.compile_command
#
# Command to run when compiling a problem to generate test outputs or run tests.
#
# - `@in_file` is the verbatim argument for the name of the solution file to compile.
#   This is determined automatically when the command is run.
# - `@bin_file` is the verbatim argument for the name of the compiled solution binary.
#
# e.g. compile_command = ["g++", "-Wall", "-std=c++20", "-O2", "@in_file", "-o", "@bin_file"]

# problem.solution.<lang>.run_command
#
# Command to run when running a solution file that is a compiled executable or a script.
#
# - `@bin_file` is the placeholder string for the name of the compiled solution binary to run.
# - `@script_file` is the placeholder string for the name of the script to run.
#
# e.g. run_command = ["@bin_file"]


[problem.solution.cpp]
compile_command = ["g++", "-Wall", "-std=c++20", "-O2", "@in_file", "-o", "@bin_file"]
run_command = ["@bin_file"]

[problem.solution.py]
run_command = ["python3", "@script_file"]