logical and arithmetic parsing and evaluation

I need C/C++ code to parse and evaluate expressions consisting from
logical and arithmetic operations, for example:


if( op1 && op2 )
    return 1;
else if( !op3 && (op4 > 0.0 || op5 * op6 < 1.0))
    return 2;


return 0;


How should I tackle it? I don't want to use external programs like bc
because of performance reasons.


Many thanks
[Sounds like you need a little calculator application. I'd start by
seeing if I could borrow the expression evaluator from TCL. Or if you
read in an expression once and then evaluate it many times, write it out
to a file in a wrapper function you can call, call the C compiler and
linker to make a shared object, dlopen() the shared object, and call
your new routine as needed. -John]

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