interpcom is a command interpreter library for building scientific applications. It contains an expression evaluator that can be used to parse the arguments of the commands. It is possible to define "objects" which are arrays of numbers having a name, and structures. The program also supports threads (several programs running simultaneously), and it is very easy to add new commands.
The command interpreter is a library (written in C) which allows the creation of programs that can accept commands given interactively by the user or programs that are sequences of commands. It includes an expression evaluator writen by Mark Morley (the file ee.c).
Requirements:
· GNU readline or libtecla
INSTALLATION:
First check the makefile to decide which command line editing library to use.
The default is GNU readline. It is also possible to use libtecla or no command line editing library.
You may also want to change the optimization.
To build the library and the test applications on Linux :
make
This will display several options (see the documentation for more details).
make world
will build the static and shared libraries with thread-support.
make install
will install these libraries in /usr/local/lib and interp.h in /usr/local/include.
To delete all the object files:
make clean
To delete the object files, the libraries and the executables :
make clean-all
The directory ./test/extra contains minimal applications using additional
expression evaluators.
What's New in This Release:
· Bugfixes
· help files
· numerical functions defined by formulas
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