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Foreval
Foreval is parser , compiler , evaluator of mathematical expressions
...Old version (v.8.4.17.250): Examples for Delphi, FPC, Builder, MSVC , GCC (Codeblock) , VB6, FreeBasic. Download files: Foreval_all.7z (Foreval v9 + Foreval v8 + ForevalZ + all examples + doc) - recommend ForevalG9.7z (Foreval v9 + examples v9+ doc) (math parser, math expression parser, evaluate formula, evaluator, symbolic, differentiation, derivative , complex) -
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forevalz
ForevalZ - compiler of mathematical expressions with complex numbers
ForevalZ - compiler of mathematical expressions(formulas) with support of complex numbers (directly to CPU/FPU x86-32 comand) given as string at 'run-time'. (dll library and delphi component). Can be compiled in FPC (Lazarus). Examples for Delphi (2009), FPC , C++(Builder(2009), MSVC(2010), GCC (Codeblock)), VB.NET, VB6, FreeBasic. Demo: Fractals Julia; Visualizing of functions of complex variable - complex domain coloring . (math parser, math expression parser, evaluate formula, evaluator, calculate) (v.1.3.5.231) The project IS CLOSED. ... -
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A .NET Library written in C# 2.0 for doing some mathematic operations as evaluating functions, plotting or finding roots. Visit the Project Web site at http://math-net.sourceforge.net.
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