* Prototype gcode infix math, very basic.
* Adding exprtk math parser library, header only.
@ArashPartow
https://github.com/ArashPartow/exprtk@4e1315a87dcc99a1ccad21fae1def0c2d4913c0f
* Now evaluating strings with exprtk, only support no variables in input
strings.
* Moved executable code to cpp file, stubbed out xsp and let the testing begin...
* Added conditional gcode parser into export path, added tests.
* Added one more test to ensure that {if0} only removes up to newlines.
* Test failure to parse
* Add some compiler flags to compile out stuff from exprtk
* Fix debug messages to be more specific, don't use deleted stringstream = method.
* Trade expression speed for apparently around 50MB of object size.
* Removed an extra trim that was breaking existing tests.
* fix test
Fixes#3390
* Link to libstdc++ statically.
* use a linker flag instead.
* Update Build.PL
* Link to static paths on Travis only.
* Fix SFTP to abort of SFTP errors.
* Create sftp.sh
* always set -static-libstdc++ now in ldflags
also removed gcc 4.6 workaround
* remove buggy gcc check for 4.7, it is no longer supported
* Remove -lstdc++
Static linking is done on Travis for linux.
* Filter -lstdc++ on linux, static c++
* Enabled c++11 support (required for IO::AMF), extended Travis build to build with g++ 4.9
* ifdef guard in poly2tri/util to avoid redefinition warning
* cache local-lib
Updated xs/Build.PL to understand BOOST_LIBRARY_PATH and
BOOST_INCLUDE_PATH environment variables. This way one may easily
switch between various boost builds.
Some minor tweeks were done to make Slic3r compile with
Visual Studio 2013.
Typemap (Singluar) version 1.00 is essentially identical to Typemaps (Plural)
Typemap is literally a dumb subclass of TypeMaps, and so this
dependency simply gives an extra installation requirement that does
nothing.
