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If I understand README correctly, this repository is going to host Dockerfiles, each of which corresponds to a single programming language.
But what if a solution consists of multiple binaries of different programming languages? For example, what if it a solution consists of C++ binary and Rust binary interacting each other with IPC?
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As a part of upcoming contest you will be required to submit a small program using a single programming language. I cannot disclose the nature of this task in advance, but we think that given the constraints you would not want to write this small program as a set of multiple binaries using multiple runtimes.
Of course, you can still use any languages locally during development of this small program.
My initial question was resolved by the answer by @beevee. I don't know the nature of the task (of course!), so I just trust the reply that participants are unlikely to write multi-language solutions.
You can close the issue now, but keeping it open for a while might be useful for other participants who got the same question.
If I understand README correctly, this repository is going to host Dockerfiles, each of which corresponds to a single programming language.
But what if a solution consists of multiple binaries of different programming languages? For example, what if it a solution consists of C++ binary and Rust binary interacting each other with IPC?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: