Back More Coming Soon	Mathwork: Algebraic Expression Compiler Since 2001, whenever I've produced an upgrade to EBNF, I followed the same testing routine. Unit test the modules, integration testing, and practical testing by writing an algebraic expression parser and a pseudo-code design language (i.e. upgrade to P4). For 2009, I decided to create an algebraic expression parser that also compiled code as an example of how to go about creating a compiler with EBNF 4.0. The Mathwork EBNF 4.0 application evolved from that work. Mathwork reads and parses a text file of formatted mathematical statements and compiles FORTH code that is written to a new text file along with the actual results of the algebraic expressions for each stage of source file statements. The FORTH code is in a ready to use form and can be cut and pasted into a FORTH source file. The more I used Mathwork, the more I realized how much fun it is and useful it might be to others. More documentation will be listed here as it becomes available. Some Mathwork highlights: ANS Floating point Numbers X^(expression) Powers Any Root of X and SQRT ABS(expression) Log to base 10, e, or any expression Trig Functions Irrational Numbers i, j pi, phi Ratios (expression)! Factorials for X <= 170 Implied multiplication like 4X, X(a/b) or 2sin(x) Results shown in order per statement block Named variables with no interference with FORTH variables Compilation space reclaimed when completed Named Function stand-ins like f(x) Single and multi-line comments Compiled FORTH source code for all expressions including variables formatted line-by-line for ease of use Familiar, easy "For/Where" source statement structure