How to Write a Boolean Expression Evaluator in C?

I tried to write the most compact C code for this bool expression evaluation problem. Here is my final code:

EDIT: deleted

Here is the added negation handling:

EDIT: test code added

char *eval( char *expr, int *res ){
  enum { LEFT, OP1, MID, OP2, RIGHT } state = LEFT;
  enum { AND, OR } op;
  int mid=0, tmp=0, NEG=0;

  for( ; ; expr++, state++, NEG=0 ){
    for( ;; expr++ )
         if( *expr == '!'     ) NEG = !NEG;
    else if( *expr != ' '     ) break;

         if( *expr == '0'     ){ tmp  =  NEG; }
    else if( *expr == '1'     ){ tmp  = !NEG; }
    else if( *expr == 'A'     ){ op   = AND; expr+=2; }
    else if( *expr == '&'     ){ op   = AND; expr+=1; }
    else if( *expr == 'O'     ){ op   = OR;  expr+=1; }
    else if( *expr == '|'     ){ op   = OR;  expr+=1; }
    else if( *expr == '('     ){ expr = eval( expr+1, &tmp ); if(NEG) tmp=!tmp; }
    else if( *expr == '\0' ||
             *expr == ')'     ){ if(state == OP2) *res |= mid; return expr; }

         if( state == LEFT               ){ *res  = tmp;               }
    else if( state == MID   && op == OR  ){  mid  = tmp;               }
    else if( state == MID   && op == AND ){ *res &= tmp; state = LEFT; }
    else if( state == OP2   && op == OR  ){ *res |= mid; state = OP1;  }
    else if( state == RIGHT              ){  mid &= tmp; state = MID;  }
  }
}

Testing:

#include <stdio.h> 

void test( char *expr, int exprval ){
  int result;
  eval( expr, &result );
  printf("expr: '%s' result: %i  %s\n",expr,result,result==exprval?"OK":"FAILED");
}
#define TEST(x)   test( #x, x ) 

#define AND       && 
#define OR        || 

int main(void){
  TEST( ((( 1 AND 0 AND 0) OR 1) AND ((0 OR 1) AND 1)) );
  TEST( !(0 OR (1 AND 0)) OR !1 AND 0 );
}

You can embed lua in your program and then invoke it's interpreter to evaluate the expression.