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Moved to https://github.com/alxnull/calcex Calcex is a simple math parser for .NET to evaluate mathematical expressions which is developed in C#. It supports many common mathematical operations and functions and allows the user to add custom functions and variables. It is possible to evaluate double or decimal values for high precision. Calcex also includes functions for converting numbers from decimal to binary or other bases. The project includes a simple calculator and...

CANStream is a .NET application intended to be used for CAN (Controller Area Network) bus communication development, testing and validation. CANStream allows to extensively test any system using CAN communication by sending and receiving CAN frames. Thanks to its powerful built-in mathematical expression evaluator, CANStream can also behave as a real control system feeding back the test device or commanding a third party device with context sensible data. Extended data logging and data analysis features of CANStream provide a comprehensive solution for testing and results analysis CANStream extensively uses the PCAN-Basic API developed by PEAK System for the PCAN-USB adapter You will therefore need to have PCAN-USB adapter and at least one free USB port available to make a complete use of CANStream. ...

expressionCalc is a Mathematical expression solver. It has a Java implementation (for cross platform) and a C# implementation (for Windows). Support most of the Mathematical functions including log, sin, a sin etc. Implemented based on the expression solving technique of BODMAS.

Set of C# classes for expression parsing and evaluation. Expressions may have user-defined operators, user-defined variables of any type, user-defined functions, user-defined classes with methods and properties, object constants, arrays and collections with indexes, assignment to variables and properties of objects. Supports Unicode. Name of variables, functions, methods and properties, string constants may have surrogates, diacritical combining marks.