uCalc Fast Math Parser
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Website:
http://www.ucalc.com/ucalcfmp.html
Company Overview:
uCalc Fast Math Parser allows programs to evaluate math expressions that are defined at runtime. It includes direct support for Borland C++ Builder, Delphi, PowerBASIC (PB/DLL and PB/CC), Visual Basic (classic), .NET (C#, VB.NET etc), and Visual C++.
Mission:
To provide a parsing tool that is easy to implement, flexible, sturdy and very fast.

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April 9

uCalc Fast Math Parser wrote a note.

7:46pm
First 50 fans to sign up get 80% off of the list price!
Be among the first 50 fans to sign up on this page and be entitled to a Google checkout coupon code that will take 80% off of the $600 list price when you order uCalc FMP online at http://www.ucalc.com/purchase.html .
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March 10

uCalc Fast Math Parser wrote a note.

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First 40 fans to sign up get 85% off of the list price!
Be among the first 40 fans to sign up on this page, and receive a Google checkout coupon code that will take 85% off of the $600 list price when you order uCalc FMP online at http://www.ucalc.com/purchase.html .
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uCalc Fast Math Parser wrote at 4:29pm yesterday
See the following link for an explanation as to why customers choose uCalc Fast Math Parser instead of other alternatives:

http://www.ucalc.com/whyucalcfmp.html

For testimonials in customers' own words see:

http://www.ucalc.com/testimonials.html
uCalc Fast Math Parser wrote at 7:49am on April 7th, 2008
Pricing can be very tricky. $600 is likely beyond the reach of many students, but should be fine for companies whose productivity will be increased quite a bit by using uCalc. In any event, I'm open to hearing what you'd consider the ideal price. Meanwhile you can't go wrong with the current 80% discount for signing up as a fan. Furthermore, if you also sign up as uCalc affiliate at http://www.ucalc.com/affiliate.html , you can actually earn a few hundred dollars for each sale that passes through you.

Speaking of Lisp, check out the uCalc Language Builder implementation of it, which takes less than 200 lines of code. The link is http://www.ucalc.com/lisp.txt .
Eric wrote at 11:24am on April 6th, 2008
fascinating indeed, but I still think it is overpriced. $600 for a proprietary, windows-only, essentially chained rule interpreter, that you could write in lisp in about 2 pages?
uCalc Fast Math Parser wrote at 1:25pm on March 2nd, 2008
Several fans have successfully purchased uCalc FMP with the coupon that was sent to their Inbox last week. However, if you opted out of receiving Updates from this page when signing up, then you wouldn't have received the coupon. If you would like to receive uCalc updates in the future, please click "Edit Settings" on this page, and make sure there is a checkmark next to: "Allow uCalc to send Updates...".

For now, a new coupon code for the same amount is temporarily being posted publicly for the benefit of those who didn't receive an update. Please see the most recent note posted on this page (which will likely be deleted after around 1 week) for the coupon.
uCalc Fast Math Parser wrote at 6:55pm on February 26th, 2008
This note is to say thank you to everyone who has signed up so far. Please check your Inbox for the 95% coupon code. Some of you will have received the update a second time. There was some fluctuation around the 20th sign-up, so the coupon was re-sent to make sure that everyone has received it.