Since you mention popular requests for different versions, it would be great if
we could use C++17 :).
On Thursday, January 31, 2019 at 6:20:03 PM UTC-6, Pablo Heiber wrote:
> Hi Rob,
>
>
> We strive to follow the order of popularity of languages in Code Jam 2017,
> with the addition of popula
>
> Reading between the lines, should we infer that you're not ready to commit
> to new languages for 2019, but not quite ready to rule it out either?
>
Yes, that's a reasonable reading :).
Best,
Pablo
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Pablo, thanks very much for the kind response. I realize that there's a
tremendous amount of work involved in organizing something like this, and that
your backlog has a lot of necessary items on it. I'm very grateful that you
put codejam on.
Reading between the lines, should we infer that yo
Hi Rob,
We strive to follow the order of popularity of languages in Code Jam 2017,
with the addition of popular requests for both languages and additional
libraries to languages we already have, different versions, etc. We may
skip some due to technical or legal (licencing) issues.
Rust and Scala
How likely is it that more languages will be added for this year's competition?
I'm most interested in Rust, but I think there are other languages that people
are interested in. D, Ocaml, and Scala, for instance have fans and are
supported by codeforces among other judges.
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