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Bestcode Math Parser Components parse and evaluate mathematical expressions given as strings at runtime (aka formula parser). The expression can contain predefined or user defined variables and functions. When evaluation is requested, the parser compiles the expression into a parse tree. Further evaluations are made using this tree that represents the expression. The parser can optimize the tree by simplifying branches that evaluate to a constant. Upgrades are free for registered users. The math parser components are available in various versions for different platforms/languages.

bcParser.NET is a mathematical expression parser library for the .NET platform. bcParser.NET math parser library parses and evaluates mathematical expressions given as strings at runtime. String formula can contain user defined variables and functions.

bcParser.NET is a mathematical expression parser library for the .NET platform. bcParser.NET math parser library parses and evaluates mathematical expressions given as strings at runtime. String formula can contain user defined variables and functions.

bcParserCPP is a formula parser class for C++. It makes it possible for your application to parse and evaluate a mathematical expression string at runtime. The Math Parser for C++ product comes as a CMathParser C++ Template Class which you can easily include into your C++ projects and parse mathematical expressions with no effort.

JbcParser is a Java library to parse and evaluate mathematical expressions given as strings at runtime.

This COM component resides in bcParser.dll which can typically be used from Visual Basic, Visual C++, .NET and other COM enabled environments. The DLL also exports C style functions that wrap the COM component to be used as a classic DLL. Source code is optional and can be compiled with Visual C++ 6, 7, 8 or 9 [Visual Studio.NET (2002), 2003, 2005 or 2008].

TbcParser is a mathematical expression parser VCL (Visual Component Library) component that can be used with Delphi and C++ Builder 4,5,6,7, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, XE, XE2. Source code works with Kylix to compile and run in Linux as well. It is compatible with 32 bit and 64 bit Delphi / C++ Builder.