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This is stuff that I found to be usefull for competitive programming and other not competitive stuff.

how to:

Just clone it in some folder and run source m/m.sh and all my setup will be yours.

be aware:

Using some of the scripts will overrides your ~/.vimrc file or your gedit setup

Important: Scripts work if you run from the directory wich contains m/ (this repo)

content:

a.sh -> copy some (maybe) usefull aliases which are in STUFF/aliases into .bashrc so that they stay permanent

clonegithub.sh -> handy script to clone repos via https. (run anywhere gclone github-user/github-repo after copying it for home folder and running a.sh)

g.sh -> gedit setup

v.sh -> vim setup (STUFF/.vimrc is a copy of my vimrc file)

n.sh -> not competitive setup (runs g.sh, v.sh, a.sh)

m.sh -> c++ competitive setup (clones cp.git, run all scripts and teleports)

extra:

b.sh -> benchmark made in c++ (run bash m/b.sh)

how to use my not competitive setup (vim, gedit and aliases):

-Run source m/n.sh

how to use my competitive setup:

-Run source m/m.sh

-Code using x.cpp at competitive/ directory

-Compile x.cpp with make command to compile until first error

-Run m(this is an alias at a.sh) to run inputs that you must save at i file

-Reset x.cpp by running bash r.sh at competitive folder (which you will be after teleports)

-There is a template named tmp.cpp (also a little python3 cheatsheet named pmp.py)