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I tried to run this: public class Foo { public static void main(String[] args) { System.out.println("foo"); } } And got an error "class Foo should be in a file named Foo.java". Sweet! Syntax highlighting doesn't seem to do anything. Isn't it a little grand to be calling this an IDE?
It has a bash interpreter. My first thought was "I wonder if anyone's tried fork bombing it" (no, I have not and will not try, that would be rude).
result: time limit exceeded time: ∞ memory: 2720 kB signal: 9 (SIGKILL)I chose C# and it doesn't compile this: var s = "Hello World!";
How does this differ from Codepad, which has been around a while? http://codepad.org/ Edit: The ability to use the tab key is pretty awesome.
Sad to see the "recent code" mostly shows a bunch of "Hello, world!" and no one trying to push the limits.
Competition is good and all that, but from my vantage point it seems like a slow-loading and ad-ridden version of codepad.org: http://codepad.org/ Edit: That said, ideone does have an API.
The output page does look pretty interesting, specially for debugging code collaboratively as one can share the output URL. The page contains execution time, errors and the code, very well arranged. That said, 'print 5' in python took 11 seconds.