Abacus Contest Manager

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Last Update: 2019-10-26

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Abacus is a Contest Mangement system for ACM-like contests written in C++, with an interactive web interface.

We no longer maintain the code on SF - please be sure to use the code from github.

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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Languages

English

Intended Audience

Education

User Interface

Qt, Web-based

Programming Language

C++, Java, JavaScript

Database Environment

MySQL

Registered

2005-11-07

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