Result for 0255F8FA836D5C605367EB1AFD7CF6B6BF24BAA6

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FileName./usr/lib/powerpc64le-linux-gnu/libmuparserx.so.4.0.7
FileSize854376
MD5B0A9BDF465CCEFFEFFA93DE4F5C269A7
SHA-10255F8FA836D5C605367EB1AFD7CF6B6BF24BAA6
SHA-2565C256053E578A06CEADB1A1EDE699A3B4CFD9FE8592B379368DEF3292E75AC42
SSDEEP6144:liDiObwYbqmtjWQ/N1C3Ije7HIiKEfJZ2sskIap2uOfSs5hd1RO2q+OyBxX4EKm5:AX9jWQ/NdkKDzFxIEo5Inr
TLSHT19605EA323F4CD9E1CE521C3F4B7E9791A2513D8C1621955ABB04830F5E8AB2B8A67D4F
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FileSize169498
MD5635247EF1EBDF02886DCAC8AF496B704
PackageDescriptionmathematical expression parser library The evaluation of a mathematical expression is a standard task required in many applications. It can be solved by either using a standard math expression parser such as muparser or by embedding a scripting language such as Lua. There are however some limitations: Although muparser is pretty fast it will only work with scalar values and although Lua is very flexible it does neither support binary operators for arrays nor complex numbers. So if you need a math expression parser with support for arrays, matrices and strings muparserx may be able to help you. It was originally based on the original muparser engine but has since evolved into a standalone project with a completely new parsing engine. . This package contains the shared library.
PackageMaintainerAndreas Bombe <aeb@debian.org>
PackageNamelibmuparserx4.0.7
PackageSectionlibs
PackageVersion4.0.7+dfsg-2
SHA-103E6DC31131286ACBAC883E73A89A907570AA80D
SHA-256D5C55CB517FE934A9EDFFFD2DBE93F5ABCDEC8131C368F4D5D10C5C60AA90982