Installation

CS-MIC is distributed through official packages on nuget.org.

Packages

Package	Role	NuGet
`CSMic`	Core parser, interpreter, variables, arrays, expression bindings, and custom function API.	`nuget.org/packages/CSMic`
`CSMic.StandardLibrary`	Optional constants and common math functions. Depends on `CSMic`.	`nuget.org/packages/CSMic.StandardLibrary`

Both packages target netstandard2.1.

Core Interpreter Only

Install CSMic when your application wants the expression runtime without the optional standard-library functions.

dotnet add package CSMic

Example:

using CSMic;

var interpreter = new InputInterpreter();
decimal result = interpreter.Interpret("1 + 2 * 3");

Core Plus Standard Library

Install CSMic.StandardLibrary when your application wants built-in constants and math functions.

dotnet add package CSMic.StandardLibrary

CSMic.StandardLibrary references CSMic, so applications usually do not need to install both packages directly.

Example:

using CSMic;
using CSMic.StandardLibrary;

var interpreter = new InputInterpreter();
Initializer.InitializeAll(interpreter);

decimal result = interpreter.Interpret("sqrt(81) + max(2, 5)");

Pinning A Version

For applications, prefer pinning exact package versions in your project file or package management workflow so production builds are repeatable.

<PackageReference Include="CSMic" Version="2.0.2" />
<PackageReference Include="CSMic.StandardLibrary" Version="2.1.0" />

Use the NuGet package pages as the source of truth for current published versions:

Source Builds

The canonical source repository is:

https://git.jordanwages.com/wagesj45/cs-mic

Build from source when you need to inspect internals, run tests locally, or contribute a change:

git clone https://git.jordanwages.com/wagesj45/cs-mic.git
cd cs-mic
dotnet restore src/CsMic.sln
dotnet test src/CsMic.sln

The core project uses Coco/R during build to generate parser and scanner code from the grammar in src/Core/cocor/Interpreter.atg.