Is anyone interested in a QT based Maths Parser Class

[AlanHadley]

I am developing an Expression parser class, so far it can do simple arithmetic, rearrange equations into a standard form, and I have almost finished single variable Differentiation. There is a core parser class which calls callback functions that you register with it. I have so far done a class that implements the standard C++ maths functions. And almost finished simple Differentiation. You input a QString, the output is in various forms. If there is interest where is the best place to distribute the code, it'll be PD.

[sierdzio]

@AlanHadley said in Is anyone interested in a QT based Maths Parser Class:

If there is interest where is the best place to distribute the code, it'll be PD.

GitHub is pretty much the standard place for code sharing.

[SimonSchroeder]

And GitHub is also free for this purpose. You can just register an account. With the free account you can have private repositories where only you have access or public repositories where everybody has access (i.e. you only have to pay if you want to work on private repositories together with others).

[AlanHadley]

Thank's I'll look into it as soon as it is stable enough, with some examples. It is very open ended
with plenty of facilities to create your own operators and functions etc. Yet the basic usage is simple, I am just developing a console app with the minimum of demo functions.

[SimonSchroeder]

It is always good to have version control right from the start (Git even works locally and can push the full history later). You should start right away to use GitHub. At first, make the repository private for you to work on and once it is stable, make it public.