Result for 1963CAF4897E7198CF6F7AC22DAAAFBE7960E250

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FileName./usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libmuparserx.so.4.0.7
FileSize690536
MD57A7115A3188289F23BFFFCBABAD54AE7
SHA-11963CAF4897E7198CF6F7AC22DAAAFBE7960E250
SHA-256D469456C2B35E1D072631D6EF860354809660E1E2EB43610E10CA7709DA882F6
SSDEEP6144:sc6DY4CHk6Y8gXn4lR/swfyBrOR9c4Yx/+IGAHpNBZPE4JXdKe2wRg2:jqWq8gXn4lxfyBio4YxGUHpNnE4B
TLSHT1B9E40A4ABF4C3812C8E2BF3CA9CF4761A11BEC9CA32594ABB521525D5FC35D9CE39142
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FileSize156698
MD5BF9AC1B0F40FDF183FB14AFC3EF2E628
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-180A2CF6864F0A754672FDF2F79F950F34A010317
SHA-25604F6840243321180EEB5D92EA4CD9DAD3F6CB85A6EAD06FAB3D8B441849D63EF