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mXparser "Hello World!" C++/CLI tutorial using Visual Studio 2015.

#include "stdafx.h"

using namespace System;
using namespace org::mariuszgromada::math::mxparser;

int main(array<System::String ^> ^args)
{
   Expression ^eh = gcnew Expression("5^2 * 7^3 * 11^1 * 67^1 * 49201^1");
   Expression ^ew = gcnew Expression("71^1 * 218549^1 * 6195547^1");
   String ^h = mXparser::numberToAsciiString(eh->calculate());
   String ^w = mXparser::numberToAsciiString(ew->calculate());
   mXparser::consolePrintln(h + " " + w);
   return 0;
}

Step 1.1 Create new project.

Step 1.2. Select "Visual C++ / CLR" and "Console Application". Input "Project name" and browse "Project location".

Step 2.1. Reference "mxparser.dll" library.

Step 2.2. Pickup location of the  "mxparser.dll" file.

Step 2.3. Click "Ok" and your project is ready to code!

Step 3.1. This is a code draft of your class.

Step 3.2. This is a code draft of your class.Import "org.mariuszgromada.math.mxparser" package - you should see code completion hints while typing.

Step 3.3. Write the full "Hello World!" code.

Step 4.1. Run the project.

Step 4.2. Check whether "Hello World!" text was displayed!

Step 5. Enjoy using mXparser 🙂

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Best regards,

Mariusz Gromada

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