From: ········@hex.net
Subject: Re: EvalIt32 is a 32-bit library that allows programs to evaluate math expressions defined at run time.
Date: Sat, 10 Feb 2001 03:16:27 +0000
Message-ID: <wk3ddox2rs.fsf@mail.hex.net>

>>>>> "Igor" == Igor Evsikov <········@flowpath.com> writes:
Igor> EvalIt32 is a 32-bit library that allows programs to
Igor> evaluate math expressions defined at run time. 

Way cool!  I just cannot imagine having an environment that could
allow evaluating expressions at runtime.

Wait, oops, this isn't comp.lang.langs-without-eval...

Igor> FOR-type loop 
Igor> if (...) then (...) else (...) 

I'd be more impressed if it offered the PanCode control structures...
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