Add warning for incompatibility with AtCoder 202004 #39
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This version (v0.4.x currently) is not compatible with version included in AtCoder 202004 update. Some differences like below is especially problematic, as it may cause different behavior between server and local which can results in `Compile Error`s. - #[fastout] is now fixed use in `match` can produce different printing order. expected result on local environment, wrong on server. - input_interactive! is added To prevent users from unexpectedly run into those problems, add the warning by default. This warning can be disabled by `disable_compat_warning`.
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This version (v0.4.x currently) is not compatible with version included in AtCoder 202004 update. Some differences like below is especially problematic, as it may cause different behavior between server and local which can results in
Compile Errors.use in
matchcan produce different printing order. Expected result on local environment, wrong on server.To prevent users from unexpectedly run into those problems, add the warning by default. This warning can be disabled by
disable_compat_warning.Closes #35.