Variables Update !

This version:

• Supports variables of types
  • integer
  • float
  • string
• Makes compilation on different systems easier: the program now detects the OS you are running so you do not have to change values in the constants.h file before compiling
• Is still memory leaks free

Fix of release 1.0.0

The interpreter is now able to understand and perform computation for a line presented with only a parentheses element:
>>> (2 + 2)
Which was not computed before (returned 2 + 2) is now fully computed and returns 4 without memory leaks.

Project Soutenance - 03/31/2017

Project Soutenance - vers. 1.0.0

This version:

• Does not support variables
• Crashes when using a file, lot of memory leaks involved
• Can however reconize syntax errors in the file and precise the line and character involved in the error
• Is memory leaks free, for line by line interpreter
• Can work with integers, floating numbers and strings
• Includes a sample algorithm file to show how to implement your own .alg files
• Works on UNIX systems as well as Windows:
  For that purpose, go to the constants.h file and change the #define (line 5) by #define YOUR_OS (#define LINUX for UNIX systems, #define WINDOWS for Windows OS)
• Can compute any operation among + - / * %
• Respects all priority rules of operators for combination of operations
• Respects parentheses priority
• Support booleans comparisons (only for =, <, > comparators, others to come...)
• Includes a few easter eggs... ;)