We have updated the languages, feel free to report here any weird issue that could be related.
- Bash : GNU Bash 5.0.2 => GNU Bash 5.0.4
- C : gcc 8.3.0 mode C17 => gcc 9.2.1 mode C17
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C++ : g++ 8.3.0 mode C++17 => g++ 9.2.1 mode C++17
it seems to be breaking some codes
- C# : C# 6.0 (Mono 5.18.0, .NET 4.6) => C# 7.0 (Mono 6.4.0, .NET 4.6)
- Clojure : 1.10.0 - Oracle JVM 1.11 => 1.10.1 - Oracle JVM 1.11
- D : no update available
- Dart : 2.2.0 => 2.5.0
- F# : 4.1 => 4.5
- Java : 11.0.2 => 1.8.0_211, too many performance issues above Java 8. It’s a tricky issue we have already spent quite some time on without results. We’ll try again but we’re not optimistic.
- Javascript : Node 10.15.3 => Node 12.13.0
- Go : 1.12.1 => 1.13.1
- Groovy : 2.5.6 - Oracle JVM 1.11 => 2.5.8 - Oracle JVM 1.8
- Haskell : 8.4.3 - no update (too complex to update to 8.6.3, we’ll look into it later)
- Kotlin : 1.3.0 => 1.3.31 (1.3.50 too slow https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/releases/tag/v1.3.50 )
- Lua : 5.3.5 - no update available
- Objective C : Clang 7.0.1 -> Clang 8.0.1
- OCaml : 4.07.0 => 4.09.0
- Pascal : Free Pascal Compiler 3.0.4 - no update available
- Perl : 5.28.1 (5.30.1 not available yet as a debian package)
- PHP : 7.3.3 => 7.3.9
- Python 3 : 3.7.2 => 3.7.4 (3.8 not available yet as a debian package)
- Ruby : 2.6.2 => 2.6.5
- Rust : 1.33.0 => 1.38.0
- Scala : 2.12.8 => 2.13.1
- Swift : 4.2.3 => 5.1.1
- TypeScript : no update available
- VB.NET : Compiler Visual Basic 2005 (Mono 5.18.0, .NET 4.5) => Compiler Visual Basic 2005 (Mono 6.4.0, .NET 4.6)
About the move from Mono to .net Core, I know we have been pushing it away for quite some time now. We’ll try to have it before next contest (March 2020).