Why do I get Runtime Error (NZEC) in ADA95?

[kleeberg]

I'm writing Factorial problem program, and every time I'm submitting there is a Runtime Error (non-zero one). My programm works good, I thought that testing computer wants to check thousands of lines and quit when he wants by choosing zero, so I added this option also. And still there is NZEC. Could anyone help me how to solve it, as I don't have any infos how this testing computer works ?

best wishes
Andrew

[noix]

I'm writing Factorial problem program, and every time I'm submitting there is a Runtime Error (non-zero one). My programm works good, I thought that testing computer wants to check thousands of lines and quit when he wants by choosing zero, so I added this option also. And still there is NZEC.

raised STORAGE_ERROR : tested.ada:35 object too large
I guess it could be solved somehow, I don't know ADA myself.

Could anyone help me how to solve it, as I don't have any infos how this testing computer works ?

Nothing special, really. Program is compiled, input on stdin, output from stdout.
The only really significant restrictions are time limit (specific for a problem) and memory limit (256MB of virtual memory, including 64MB of guaranteed physical memory).

[kleeberg]

ok, thanks
now I know what is wrong
anyway
is it possible to see computer logs to see what's wrong ?

Andrew

[noix]

is it possible to see computer logs to see what's wrong ?

Nope, sorry.
The amount of information we give out with each submission already makes it possible to quickly "guess" some problems' input (or its characteristics).
You are supposed to solve it thinking of tricky or worst-case input yourself..