Background
In a fight against invaders, farmer William get the farmers all around the country together to help the king beat the invaders. So the king decided to award farmer William a great farm after the winning of the war.
Problem
The king divides his country as a A*B grid and labels each 1*1 square with a pair of integers. Refer to the following picture as example:
Nevertheless, not all the squares are available. Some have been awarded to others, and some have been destroyed in the war. So the king only list the available 1*1 squares, and let farm William choose some from them. Meanwhile, William can’t choose all of the squares. He can only choose some of them, so that the squares can form a connected area, to build up his farm. A connected area is defined as following:
1. A connected area is made up of some 1*1 squares;
2. From any of these 1*1 squares, one can walk to any other 1*1 square belonged to this area without entering some square that is not in this area;
3. When standing in a square, one can walk into the adjacent squares in four directions: north, south, east, and west.
In addition, every square available has a value. William should choose to build up a farm (connected area) that is the most valuable. In other words, William should choose some of the square forming a connected area, in which the sum of the value of squares is the largest.
Your task in this problem is to find out the largest value.