Result for 32FDBBE97236679EC698818B83C4444A29511CA2

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Key Value
FileName./usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/pkgconfig/muparserx.pc
FileSize373
MD5D79239D12883E6603FE1C8C492CB8327
SHA-132FDBBE97236679EC698818B83C4444A29511CA2
SHA-256274F16788C654E3D5A3CCA2284888576B91F76DA4314A387942E3868B9E326A0
SSDEEP6:iD5i8CSrAIICUMRI6XYBei15ABRFER9rNWjFf3WH5MtvD9HD8OYt3mf+WJHRlDJH:i5AIjIJB/5ABRFER9rNWZ3yaZtD8Rmbd
TLSHT1CCE06134828C06E050959A2BC8DD52C09823C60C733AC710D7D02B233E723484963A16
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The searched file hash is included in 2 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key Value
FileSize35268
MD52AD7400F7500E71FFF9E5CAB8CBC9677
PackageDescriptionmathematical expression parser library (development files) 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 development files for libmuparserx.
PackageMaintainerAndreas Bombe <aeb@debian.org>
PackageNamelibmuparserx-dev
PackageSectionlibdevel
PackageVersion4.0.7+dfsg-3+b11
SHA-1893CD068C5659C59394F3AFE4A3FDE10ED9C6862
SHA-25637CD77E124F2F00DCAF29F82D2E52F040C6ADB262CA4311D2D8E1F1E7D115405
Key Value
FileSize34838
MD5CCE8F87E209BF3F816DF37DCF74DB263
PackageDescriptionmathematical expression parser library (development files) 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 development files for libmuparserx.
PackageMaintainerAndreas Bombe <aeb@debian.org>
PackageNamelibmuparserx-dev
PackageSectionlibdevel
PackageVersion4.0.7+dfsg-2
SHA-1417910A7881EA15A79E44E369C4B3816867A6E50
SHA-256B5E12B68845EEAD8A4766F8520717FE104B9DA5BC307356CEC582C1C795BF413