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====== Contest for November 1, 2012 =====

The competition today will be using PC^2 and a set of "authentic" ICPC problems.  You will be working in three-person teams, not as individuals.  Each team will get one hardcopy problem set (just like in the regionals).

Two important rules for this competition:

  * Each team has access to only one workstation.  No one else is to be logged in.  (Attendance points will be handled manually today.)
  * You may use the Internet only to access standard language documentation (e.g., the C++ STL and the Java libraries).

For those of you competing in the Cincinnati regionals, you have your team assignments already.  For everyone else, just form a team.  Each team should have three people--if a team member is absent, recruit a substitute--it is important that you get the "team experience" for this competition.

Below is the reminder of how to set up and use PC^2 on your lab workstation.

====== Student Notes for Competing Using PC^2 ======

  - One time only: copy /homes/cs390cp/pc2/pc2v9.ini to your local directory somewhere (e.g., ~/pc2).
  - Change into the directory where your pc2v9.ini file is located.
  - Launch pc2: /homes/cs390cp/pc2/bin/pc2team &
  - Log in using the team name and password assigned to your team.