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 | This is a small COM component with dll size of 108KB. LN(X)+SIN(10/2-5) When parsed, this expression will be represented as: since the SIN (10/2-5) is in fact SIN (0) which is a constant and is 0. |
 | TbcParser is a VCL component that can be used with Borland Delphi, Kylix and Borland C++ Builder. LN(X)+SIN(10/2-5) When parsed, this expression will be represented as: since the SIN (10/2-5) is in fact SIN (0) which is a constant and is 0. |
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