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uCalc Fast Math Parser 2.95 - faster than ever

uCalc Fast Math Parser 2.95 is now available. This component allows
your applications to evaluate math expressions defined at runtime.
The two major new enhancements in this version are faster speed, and
more direct support for .NET.

The previous version supported VB.NET with an include file, which
didn't work directly with C#. Now there's a special .NET DLL file,
which is designed to work with any .NET compiler. A full C# demo
program was added (in addition to one for VB.NET as well as non-.NET
compilers).

As for speed, be prepared for a dramatic difference in some cases.

Version 2.95 also re-introduces a low-cost Lite license, for those who
want the basic functionality of a fast math parser without having to
pay extra for advanced bells and whistles.

To learn more, visit http://www.ucalc.com/ucalcfmp.html
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