Dave DeLong

As mentioned on the [Errors](https://github.com/davedelong/DDMathParser/wiki/Errors) wiki page, you need to perform this within a `do ... catch` block. I'll leave this open as a request to expand the wiki article...

I don't use either CocoaPods or Carthage. I'd be interested in PRs that address this, since that's outside my area of expertise :)

I just reproduced this, and my gut feeling is that this is an issue related to blowing out the execution stack. When I saw this, I was nearly 400 frames...

I just had the thought that you could do this by doing a DFS traversal of the expression tree *without* recursing. The current implementation of evaluation is essentially recursing through...

Fundamentally this is issue #99, but I suppose there's an opportunity for the `pow()` function to recognize that the base is `e` and then delegate out to the `exp()` function...

Hm, interesting... If you open up the created file in a hex editor, can you see if there are additional bytes getting written?

I'm guessing it has to do with loading the managed object model. See [this StackOverflow post](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1711586/core-data-in-a-static-library-for-the-iphone) for more information. In the meantime, I suppose you can just copy the .xcdatamodeld...

Off the top of my head, I believe the “CSVFile” parameter needs to be a full path, not just the name of a file. Dave On Jul 25, 2013, at...

In that case, I think you're running in to Issue #46. I don't have a quick answer to that right now. I'll perhaps have some time to work on this...

Yep, that will definitely work if you have a small-to-moderate amount of data. If you've got lots and lots and lots of data, you'll notice you're memory usage grow commensurately....