NASA Core Flight System (CFS) Command and Data Dictionary (CCDD) utility uses mXparser! Dear NASA – thank you for your t(h)rust 🙂
Best regards,
Mariusz Gromada
Customer First, Value Next
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fyi, NASA has completely removed your library from their software stack nearly a year ago.
Thank you, good to know, still I am happy they were using it 🙂
Hi Mariusz.
Customers are asking me to partially evaluate formulas from their ERP.
They have something like “V1*ROUNDUP(V2*V3/10000,1)” and they provide me values for V2, V3 but NOT for V1.
So, for example, having V2=450 and V3=186
they want to partially evaluate the formula in:
V1*8.37
Can i get this with mxparser ?
Thanks a lot.
Can confirm John’s comment:
https://github.com/nasa/CCDD/commit/49243fad5403b00b9ec6a28226b4affd05aab473
All of mxparser has been replaced years ago.
Yes, I know, but this is a blog post. I do not see a point to remove it 🙂