OpenSouce C/C++ Math expression parser Library [closed]

Answer 1

Try my ae library, which is based on Lua. See also Evaluating Mathematical Expressions using Lua

Answer 2

Another approach is to embed an interpreted language in your app and use that langauge's maths parser.

LUA is becoming popular for this - see How to embed lua in c++ via SWIG

Answer 3

I had a similar programing need where I used the Shunting yard algorithm. Useful for parsing infix notation like you have.

Answer 4

I've always used muParser, written in C++, for parsing. You're not going to get a library which can do integration; simply too difficult without a serious heavyweight library. Open source symbolic integrators like Maxima, Octave, etc. exist, but they are hard to interface with, and that functionality can't easily be separated from the rest of the project.

Answer 5

There's also GNU libmatheval, which does evaluation and differentiation. Integration is a much harder problem, even for innocent-looking integrands.

Answer 6

There's MathPresso library which is parser and also JIT compiler of math expressions, I use it when the performance is important.

Some tests: evaluating expression "x / y + (x * x * y + 18.243 * y) / z" - where the variables are double precision floating point numbers.

• C++ function: 144.1 millions of evaluations per second
• MathPresso: 133.8 millions of evaluations per second