I want to test a C++ program using a large input file which is in txt or other format and size of the file is almost 13 mb.
I tried the custom test option of Codeforces but it won't take files larger than 256 kb.
I just want to know that is there any online tool/compiler where I can run my C++ program with my large input file and get the execution time and memory used by the program?
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Perhaps it would be more convenient in a local environment.
For Linux, there's this Stackoverflow question.
For Windows, you can search for the same or download such utility stripped from a contest judge. For example, this seems to be the version from PCMS2 invoker.
Is PCMS2 something like PC^2 platform?
PCMS2 is the contest system used at Northern Eurasia Programming Contest (NEERC of ACM ICPC) for university student teams, Russian Olympiad in Informatics for high school students, and other contests.
I got it. Thanks.