Add NOI Linux C / C++ compilers

src/languages/c-noilinux.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
+export const lang = {
+    name: "c-noilinux",
+    sourceFileName: "a.c",
+    fileExtension: "c",
+    binarySizeLimit: 5000 * 1024,
+
+    // Note that these two paths are in the sandboxed environment.
+    compile: (sourcePath, outputDirectory) => ({
+        // To customize the compilation process,
+        // write a shell script or some other stuff, 
+        // and put it to your sandbox.
+	executable: "/usr/bin/compile-c-noilinux",
+	parameters: ["compile-c-noilinux", sourcePath, "-o", `${outputDirectory}/a.out`, "-O2", "-DONLINE_JUDGE"],
+        time: 5000,
+        memory: 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 2,
+        process: 10,
+        // This is just a redirection. You can simply ignore this
+        // if you can specify custom location for message output
+        // in the parameter of the compiler, or have redirected the compilation 
+        // message to somewhere.
+        // An example will be available soon.
+        stdout: `${outputDirectory}/message.txt`,
+        stderr: `${outputDirectory}/message.txt`,
+        // We will read this file for message in the output directory.
+        messageFile: 'message.txt',
+        workingDirectory: outputDirectory
+    }),
+
+    run: (binaryDirectory: string,
+        workingDirectory: string,
+        time: number,
+        memory: number,
+        stdinFile = null,
+        stdoutFile = null,
+        stderrFile = null
+    ) => ({
+        executable: `${binaryDirectory}/a.out`,
+        parameters: [],
+        time: time,
+        memory: memory,
+        stackSize: memory,
+        process: 1,
+        stdin: stdinFile,
+        stdout: stdoutFile,
+        stderr: stderrFile,
+        workingDirectory: workingDirectory
+    })
+};

src/languages/cpp-noilinux.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
+export const lang = {
+    name: "cpp-noilinux",
+    sourceFileName: "a.cpp",
+    fileExtension: "cpp",
+    binarySizeLimit: 5000 * 1024,
+
+    // Note that these two paths are in the sandboxed environment.
+    compile: (sourcePath, outputDirectory) => ({
+        // To customize the compilation process,
+        // write a shell script or some other stuff, 
+        // and put it to your sandbox.
+	executable: "/usr/bin/compile-cpp-noilinux",
+	parameters: ["compile-cpp-noilinux", sourcePath, "-o", `${outputDirectory}/a.out`, "-O2", "-DONLINE_JUDGE"],
+        time: 5000,
+        memory: 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 2,
+        process: 10,
+        // This is just a redirection. You can simply ignore this
+        // if you can specify custom location for message output
+        // in the parameter of the compiler, or have redirected the compilation 
+        // message to somewhere.
+        // An example will be available soon.
+        stdout: `${outputDirectory}/message.txt`,
+        stderr: `${outputDirectory}/message.txt`,
+        // We will read this file for message in the output directory.
+        messageFile: 'message.txt',
+        workingDirectory: outputDirectory
+    }),
+
+    run: (binaryDirectory: string,
+        workingDirectory: string,
+        time: number,
+        memory: number,
+        stdinFile = null,
+        stdoutFile = null,
+        stderrFile = null
+    ) => ({
+        executable: `${binaryDirectory}/a.out`,
+        parameters: [],
+        time: time,
+        memory: memory,
+        stackSize: memory,
+        process: 1,
+        stdin: stdinFile,
+        stdout: stdoutFile,
+        stderr: stderrFile,
+        workingDirectory: workingDirectory
+    })
+};

src/languages/cpp11-noilinux.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,48 @@
+export const lang = {
+    name: "cpp11-noilinux",
+    sourceFileName: "a.cpp",
+    fileExtension: "cpp",
+    binarySizeLimit: 5000 * 1024,
+
+    // Note that these two paths are in the sandboxed environment.
+    compile: (sourcePath, outputDirectory) => ({
+        // To customize the compilation process,
+        // write a shell script or some other stuff, 
+        // and put it to your sandbox.
+	executable: "/usr/bin/compile-cpp-noilinux",
+	parameters: ["compile-cpp-noilinux", "-std=c++11", sourcePath, "-o", `${outputDirectory}/a.out`, "-O2", "-DONLINE_JUDGE"],
+        time: 5000,
+        memory: 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 2,
+        process: 10,
+        // This is just a redirection. You can simply ignore this
+        // if you can specify custom location for message output
+        // in the parameter of the compiler, or have redirected the compilation 
+        // message to somewhere.
+        // An example will be available soon.
+        stdout: `${outputDirectory}/message.txt`,
+        stderr: `${outputDirectory}/message.txt`,
+        // We will read this file for message in the output directory.
+        messageFile: 'message.txt',
+        workingDirectory: outputDirectory
+    }),
+
+    run: (binaryDirectory: string,
+        workingDirectory: string,
+        time: number,
+        memory: number,
+        stdinFile = null,
+        stdoutFile = null,
+        stderrFile = null
+    ) => ({
+        executable: `${binaryDirectory}/a.out`,
+        parameters: [],
+        time: time,
+        memory: memory,
+        stackSize: memory,
+        process: 1,
+        stdin: stdinFile,
+        stdout: stdoutFile,
+        stderr: stderrFile,
+        workingDirectory: workingDirectory
+    })
+};

src/languages/index.ts

@@ -29,12 +29,15 @@ export interface Language {
 }
 
 export const languages: Language[] = [
-    require('./c'),
     require('./cpp'),
     require('./cpp11'),
     require('./cpp17'),
+    require('./cpp-noilinux'),
+    require('./cpp11-noilinux'),
     require('./cpp11-clang'),
     require('./cpp17-clang'),
+    require('./c'),
+    require('./c-noilinux'),
     require('./csharp'),
     require('./haskell'),
     require('./java'),

src/languages/java.ts

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ export const lang =  {
         parameters: ["compile-java", sourcePath, outputDirectory],
         time: 5000,
         memory: 1024 * 1024 * 1024 * 2,
-        process: 20,
+        process: 30,
         // This is just a redirection. You can simply ignore this
         // if you can specify custom location for message output
         // in the parameter of the compiler, or have redirected the compilation