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# `#include <soi>`
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Include soi and you're ready to go!
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## Features
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- includes all headers (a `bits/stdc++.h` that works on all platforms)
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- has a powerful `dbg()` macro
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- disables output buffering
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- checks whether all input has been read
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- removes evil functions from the standard library such as new and printf.
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## Configuration
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You can set the following environment variables to customize the behaviour.
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`SOI_COLOR`: By default, colored output is shown in case a terminal is connected.
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You can force colors with `SOI_COLOR=1` and shut them off with `SOI_COLOR=0`.
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`SOI_EOFCHECK`: By default, it is *not* checked, whether you have read all the
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input. In case you pipe the input from a file or want to issue a proper EOF
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character (Control D under linux or Control Z under Windows), you can enable
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this check using `SOI_EOFCHECK=1`.
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## Template
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Using this header is as simple as:
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```
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#include <soi>
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signed main() {
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// your code goes here
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}
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```
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It requires at least c++11 to function.
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