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    Foreval

    Foreval

    Foreval is parser , compiler , evaluator of mathematical expressions

    Foreval is compiler of mathematical expressions (formulas) (directly to x86-32 CPU/FPU/SSE instructions) given as string at run-time. Present as "dll" library and Delphi sources. Can be compiled in FPC (Lazarus). Can be direct connection to the program (without dll). Сurrent version ( v. 9.1.1.395B): Examples for Delphi, Lazarus , GCC (Codeblock), MSVC. Demo: Fractals Julia; Visualizing of functions of complex variable - complex domain coloring , graph plotting & finding...
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    A Java Library for parsing and evalutaing Mathematical expressions, that can deal with Numeric, Dates, Text and Boolean values, and can detect circular references. You can also create your own functions, rename existing functions to your language
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