C++ inline submission

Download the "zi.h" file from here: www.z-trening.com/static/cc/zi.h

Put the file in the same directory as your solution. For example if you were solving the problem "Sum of two numbers" your solution would look like:

#include <iostream>
#include "zi.h"

int main () {
  ZGRADE(admin, 5000000001);
  int a, b;
  std::cin >> a >> b;
  std::cout << (a+b);
  return 0;
}

Of course, you have to put your own username
Compile and run the code.

Linux/Win(cygwin)

#g++ sum.cc -o sum.bin
#./sum.bin

Win(MinGW)

>g++ sum.cc -lws2_32 -o sum.exe
>sum.exe

I would like to hear your opinions about this.

Great Idea :)

The instructions from the file header

/**
 * HOW TO USE THIS HEADER FILE:
 * - Login to www.z-training.net using your browser
 * - In your solution include this file ("zi.h"). DO NOT RENAME THE FILE!
 * - In your main function make the first line ZGRADE(username, taskId);
 *   where username is your z-training username (without quotes!) and
 *   taskId is the id of the task you are solving
 * - Compile and RUN!
 *
 * The submission for the task "Sum of Two Numbers" would look like this:
 *
 *    #include <iostream>
 *    #include "zi.h"
 *
 *    int main () {
 *      ZGRADE(admin, 5000000001);
 *      int a, b;
 *      std::cin >> a >> b;
 *      std::cout << (a+b);
 *      return 0;
 *    }
 *
 * Linux (gcc):       g++ sum.cpp -o sum.bin; ./sum.bin
 * MacOS (gcc):       g++ sum.cpp -o sum.bin; ./sum.bin
 * Windows (cygwin):  g++ sum.cpp -o sum.bin; ./sum.bin
 *
 * Windows (MinGW):   g++ sum.cpp -lws2_32 -o sum.exe
 *                    sum.exe
 *
 * Windows (Dev C++): In Tools/Compiler options check the field
 *                    `Add these commands to the linker command line`
 *                    and in the textbox below add "-lws2_32" (no quotes)
 *                    press "F9" and voala!
 *
 * Windows (VS):      Not tested, but should work out of the box.
 *
 *
 */

I have tested it...
What a great feature!!!

Somebody must help me with this new feature.
I'm using Dev C++ on Windows XP. I put the zi.h file in the folder where my solution is located and made the required modifications on the Compiler options.

I typed this code for the Sum of two numbers problem:

#include <iostream>
#include "zi.h"

int main ()
{
    ZGRADE(deniz, 5000000001);
    int a, b;
    std::cin >> a >> b;
    std::cout << (a+b);
    system("pause");
    return 0;
}

I pressed F9, the compiler printed deniz :: 5000000001, and after a second, the output screen closed, without printing anything else.

Do you know what's wrong?

Use cmd.

@deniz: there is nothing wrong with it. If you are connected with internet and you login with your own ID, you can see your solution is wrong or no(it is graded).

@deniz

Find this code in "zi.h"

#define ZGRADE(_user_, _task_)                  \
  do {                                          \
    std::string s;                              \
    GETMYCONTENT(s);                            \
    std::cout << #_user_ << " :: "              \
              << #_task_ << std::endl;          \
    zi::postSubmission(#_user_, #_task_, s);    \
    return 0;                                   \
  } while(false)

and add something before return 0 that will pause the screen. You can for example read an integer:

#define ZGRADE(_user_, _task_)                  \
  do {                                          \
    std::string s;                              \
    GETMYCONTENT(s);                            \
    std::cout << #_user_ << " :: "              \
              << #_task_ << std::endl;          \
    zi::postSubmission(#_user_, #_task_, s);    \
    int x; std::cin >> x;                       \
    return 0;                                   \
  } while(false)

thanks

#include <iostream>
//#include "zi.h"

int main () {
  //ZGRADE(dario-dsa, 5000000008);
  int a, b;
  scanf("%d",&a);
  printf("%d",a);
  return 0;
}

Whats wrong?

Now you can also do:

#include <iostream>
#include "zi.h"
ZGRADED(dario-dsa, 5000000008);

int main () {
  int a, b;
  scanf("%d",&a);
  printf("%d",a);
  return 0;
}

You can put ZGRADED anywhere in the global space (but after [[#include "zi.h"]])

AND you need to re-download zi.h file if you haven't done so... ;)

You forgot to mention that. :D

I always get "getaddrinfo was not declared in this scope" error.

If you are using Code::Blocks under MS windows you will have to install Dev-cpp, then start codeblocks, choose "global compiler options" menu, then under "search directories" tab and in "compiler" subtab add:" c:\Dev-cpp\include". Also in same menu under "Linker Settings" tab add "-lws2_32" in "Other linker options" field.

I am using MiniGW and trying to compile it with the command that is written here.

Try including the MinGW include directory.

g++ -Ic:\Dev-cpp\include ...

Locate this files: "winsock2.h" and "ws2tcpip.h" and make sure you include that dir.

If you have troubles even after including c:\Dev-cpp\include, you will have to modify a litlle bit a ws2tcpip.h file. Just delete following lines:

297: #if (_WIN32_WINNT >= 0x0501)
303: #else
305: #endif

This worked for me, without installing Dev-cpp...

Thanks! aleksa92's help worked for me! Awesome feature!

@aleksa92: Can you send me the original ws2tcpip.h you have. I can probably make some workaround, and make the zi.h work without modifying the header file.

-Thanks (ADMIN)

Admin, can you give me your email so i can send you file?

My email: opaki@inbox.com

admin@z-trening.com

sent :).

can you please tell me where is written taskid ? I can't find it anywhere in tasks :(

http://7291933564444255484-a-1802744773732722657-s-sites.googlegroups.com/site/dariodsahr/Home/ada.bmp?attachauth=ANoY7coZOA86lHRmuTprfp3c1xlpTHUPpacwyycxc86xMhQpZ0XHFcaIxJeGyl5wwhBQsX9B73abEJqFKiOUblUkZuq4D9YbrQkQB-ytqEgUcNlW9g92j9ISiF-5tYbcj-vV3zixhFI-UepzGdDzYNIJ0ViA201frEQfWNA1r6pOHQRcBL9bOMcjAErlOFcPuK6nzQByv68s&attredirects=0

oh man tanks a lot :D

np

You people are amazing :D

I receive this:
"Error: Not logged in. Please login on www.z-training.net from this computer."
even though I am logged in :-|
Compiling/linking with Dev-Cpp w/o a problem.
Thanks a lot.

Found it.