math-server - Calculator with a telnet interface

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*	test: add a comment for the benchmarks	Egor Tensin	2020-01-06
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*	lexer: std:: vs boost:: for whitespace parsing	Egor Tensin	2020-01-06
\| \| \| \|	Added the corresponding benchmarks too.
*	lexer: add alternative boost::regex implementations	Egor Tensin	2020-01-03
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*	add a basic benchmark for lexer	Egor Tensin	2020-01-03
\| \| \| \| \|	I suspect std::regex is _horribly_ slow. Will compare it to boost::regex, then decide.
*	lexer: split out testing-exposed functions	Egor Tensin	2020-01-03
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*	test: add more parser tests	Egor Tensin	2020-01-01
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*	parser: support unary +	Egor Tensin	2019-12-31
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*	support the power (^) operator	Egor Tensin	2019-12-31
\| \| \| \| \|	It doesn't work with the unary minus currently (as is reflected in the tests), it should have a higher precedence.
*	add licensing notes to source files	Egor Tensin	2019-12-22
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*	cmake: use Boost::* targets	Egor Tensin	2019-12-21
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*	cmake: install() PDB files	Egor Tensin	2019-12-21
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*	stress_test.py: check all outputs equal	Egor Tensin	2019-12-13
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*	stress_test.py: fix for 3.6	Egor Tensin	2019-12-13
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*	rename executables	Egor Tensin	2019-12-13
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*	stress_test.py: call check_returncode()	Egor Tensin	2019-12-12
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*	bin/unit_tests -> bin/test/unit_tests	Egor Tensin	2019-12-10
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*	use CMake's install() for predictable paths	Egor Tensin	2019-12-09
\| \| \| \| \|	This will allow to merge the scripts for the two CIs in the future, hopefully.
*	fix CMakeLists.txt for Visual Studio 2019	Egor Tensin	2019-12-08
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	It does work w/ gcc, but for Visual Studio 2019, it * tries to link client.exe and server.exe with Boost.DateTime and Boost.Regex, * doesn't link with unit_test_framework automatically, which is expected (I dunno why it works with gcc).
*	split server into multiple components	Egor Tensin	2019-12-07
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	In a vague attempt to make header files more readable, split server/ into a number of components. Also, refactor the unit tests to use the "Data-driven test cases" of Boost.Test.
*	add stress_test.py	Egor Tensin	2019-12-01
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*	initial commit	Egor Tensin	2019-12-01