For my COMP4 project, I have decided to make a program that brute forces, literally, millions of possible outcomes, due to the size of such a task, only compiled languages such as C/C++ etc, that can be significantly faster, really have any chance of completing the project. I'm quite competent with C/C++ as well as a few other compiled languages, however, none of the languages I know are excepted for the COMP4 project. After searching around however I found a rather useful tool which is a Just-in-Time compiler (That lovely word "compiler") which essentially reads through my code, compiles it, and runs it. This literally hammered the total time by a good double digit division (maybe even a triple digit, the test done without the program, Pypy2, didn't finish).
My question now is, can I package this program when sending off my project, or does my project even need to complete the problem on the examiners computer, allowing me to complete it on my own computer and just send off the proof?