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From: ms12@jaguar.ucs.uofs.edu (SCHWEISGUTH MICHAEL)
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Subject: I need a formula parser for Turbo Pascal version 6.0
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Date: 19 May 91 02:09:08 GMT
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 I need some Help ...

    I wrote some Numerical Analysis Integration Programs using the

 Simpsons method to find the area underneath the curve.  As of now, I

 store the function to be integrated in a Function declaration.  This

 makes it hard for a user with no Pascal Experience to use different

 functions since he or she must know how to use the editors-- including

 recompilation to use his or her new function. 

   Where can I get some code that would for example make some sense out

 of this statement :  (1 * X^2) + (2 * (9 + 2) ) ... meaning if X = 2, the

 function would return a value of 25.  

   Any help would be muchly appreciated.

  Thanks ...

            Tio Sancho. (MS12@Scranton)