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mXparser - Math Parser Java C# Library
A flexible mathematical expressions parser for JAVA, Android, C# .NET
... common divisor - iterated summation and product operators - differentiation and integration High flexibility: - user defined constants and arguments, both free - and dependent on other arguments + possibility of use in functions - user defined functions (both free and depended) - user defined recursive arguments + simple (controlled) recursion (1 recursive argument) - user defined recursive functions / expressions (any) - complex, many arguments, no limitation - internal syntax checkin -
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Customizable Instruction Set Simulator
Customizable simulator of virtual CPU with multitasking.
Project implementing simulator of virtual CPU with additional tools. Application written in C# 4, .Net Framework 4.0 , Visual Studio 2010 Features: - IDE- like environment with MDI interface - Customizable (plug- ins) architecture: instruction sets, directives, registers, additional MDI windows - Own assembler using Intel syntax producing binary programs - Simulation of i386- like CPU operating on multi- level cache and RAM - Simulation of debugger and memory view - Features... -
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MAML (MathML for XAML) is a framework providing an extension to XAML's object model to allow using MathML declarative syntax directly in XAML. The framework includes controls for rendering and WYSIWYG editing of mathematical notation.
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