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    uCalc Fast Math Parser 2.96

    I am pleased to announce the release of uCalc Fast Math Parser 2.96. uCalc FMP will allow your applications to evaluate math expressions defined at runtime. For instance ucEval("2+5*10") returns 52. If you wanted to quickly plot a 3D surface such as "(sin(x)+cos(z))*z/3" you'd use ucEvaluate() for maximum speed.

    For more details see:

    Product Overview
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    What's New in v2.96
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    If you'd like to see an example of an interesting product that uses uCalc FMP, please download the uCalc Graphing Calculator beta, which comes with an interactive animated tutorial.

    Daniel Corbier
    Author of uCalc FMP
    www.ucalc.com

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    Re: uCalc Fast Math Parser 2.96

    Will this properly make use of multi-core processors? I am looking for some immediate solutions that must scale to at least 8, with 32 by mid-2009, and 128 by mid--1020...

    Also will the evaluate portion utilize lazy evaluation to only perform the minimum calculataions required? For example if I define the cells of two 100x100 matrices with symbolic definitions, do a cross-matrix multiply, and ask for a cell, will if only evaluate those equations that are necessare to calculate the contents of that one cell????
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