WTCC stands for Way Too Complex Calculator and is the result of a school asignment to write a program that can do math with two numbers.

WTCC is planed to be, as the name says, a way to complex calculator.

Currently you'd have a hard time using it like a calculator because i have not yet implimented text parsing and the running program has to be hard coded. coming soon: propper calculator action

But apart from being able to add and subtract numbers WTCC aims to have a bit more functionality... maybe a bit too much functionality.

• Parsing of equations and syntax
• Basic arithmatic
• Function calls (no function definition yet)
• Variables (no variable definition yet)
• Comparison
• IO functions

When complete ^enough WTCC should be able to run a propper program. Since it still a calculator computing a mandelbrot set should be a good goal.

You can either run make directly to build the project or run buildLinux.sh.

The output binary is wtcc.

To compile this code under Windows you need MSYS2 with gcc and g++.

Similar to linux you can either run make EXECUTABLE=wtcc.exe or run buildWindows.bat.

The output binary is wtcc.exe.

This code is licensed under GPL3 and thus i give no warranty of the code compiling, working, giving accurate numbers and not burning your house down.