ForevalZ is a math parser and compiler software that compiles mathematical expressions containing complex numbers as a string at runtime. It is available as a dll library and Delphi component, and is compatible with programming languages such as Delphi, FPC, C++, VB6, VB.NET, and FreeBasic.
I recently had the pleasure of trying out ForevalZ, a software tool designed to compile mathematical expressions and formulas that involve complex numbers. The software boasts support for a variety of programming languages, including Delphi (2009), Free Pascal Compiler (Lazarus), C++ (Builder 2009), MSVC (2010), GCC, VB6, and VB.NET.
For developers looking for a tool to perform runtime calculations, ForevalZ offers an unrestricted expression length and nestedness, infinite external functions variables, and unlimited access to both internal and external variables. Moreover, ForevalZ has an extensive range of built-in main arithmetic and special functions and algorithmic commands.
One of the demonstrations of ForevalZ's capabilities includes the visualization of complex variable functions in the form of complex domain coloring, as well as fractal Julia demos. For those interested in tinkering with the code or making modifications, ForevalZ is an open-source software tool released under the MIT license.
ForevalZ can be used as a Delphi component or as a dynamic-link library (dll) in developers' projects. The software also supports string types, such as UTF8, UTF16, WideString, and AnsiString. Optimization of the code is made possible through ForevalZ's built-in algorithmic commands and code optimization features.
Overall, I highly recommend ForevalZ to software developers who are looking for a versatile and powerful tool for their runtime calculations. The software is free to use and open source, so give it a try and experience its capabilities firsthand.
For developers looking for a tool to perform runtime calculations, ForevalZ offers an unrestricted expression length and nestedness, infinite external functions variables, and unlimited access to both internal and external variables. Moreover, ForevalZ has an extensive range of built-in main arithmetic and special functions and algorithmic commands.
One of the demonstrations of ForevalZ's capabilities includes the visualization of complex variable functions in the form of complex domain coloring, as well as fractal Julia demos. For those interested in tinkering with the code or making modifications, ForevalZ is an open-source software tool released under the MIT license.
ForevalZ can be used as a Delphi component or as a dynamic-link library (dll) in developers' projects. The software also supports string types, such as UTF8, UTF16, WideString, and AnsiString. Optimization of the code is made possible through ForevalZ's built-in algorithmic commands and code optimization features.
Overall, I highly recommend ForevalZ to software developers who are looking for a versatile and powerful tool for their runtime calculations. The software is free to use and open source, so give it a try and experience its capabilities firsthand.
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