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RUNTIME_ERROR with Exit Code -1073741819
By rajkumar62506, history, 5 years ago, In English

Hello! In my submission 80851257 to the problem E. Graph Coloring I'm getting RUNTIME_ERROR with Exit Code -1073741819. I don't know what's wrong with my code? I tried in my IDE it's working fine, Also I run same code on online IDE:Can see here and it's running fine but it is giving RUNTIME_ERROR on CF.Can Anyone Explain?

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int i=r,j=c;
while(i>0){
    if(dp[i-1][j-a[i].size()]==1){
        for(int ii=0;ii<a[i].size();ii++){
            color[a[i-1][ii]]=2;
        }
        j-=a[i].size();
    }
    else{
        for(int ii=0;ii<b[i].size();ii++){
            color[b[i-1][ii]]=2;
        }
        j-=b[i].size();
    }
    i--;
}

In this block when i=r, a[i].size() and b[i].size() gives the runtime error as a[r] and b[r] is out of bound for a and b. Change that to a[i-1] and b[i-1] and it should work without RTE.

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$$$-1073741819 = -(2^{30})+5$$$. Add $$$2^{30} + 5$$$ to your program and it will exit with code 0, so it will be correct.

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    And where to add 2^30+5 ?

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      In the part responsible for the exit code.

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        But which part?And How to add that?

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          Check for global variables in program. You will find one with exit code. Just Add It.

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            Actually one line in program was exceeding vector size that was creating problem.I don't how your method can solve that?

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          #define addToExiTCode (1<<30)+5

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            Python Equivalent:- globals()["exitCode"] += 2**30 + 5

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              But problem was with exceeding vector size? how this can help to that?

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            #define exit( exit(1<<30+5+
            #define return return 1<<30+5+

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