C++ and Command Line PHP

I want to run PHP scripts from my C++ program.
I can run "php -n my_script.php" but I have 2 problems:

1. From my C++ program I want to pass to PHP script a data structure (a
C++ map). I think these solutions:
a. Save from C++ program a temp file and load from PHP script
b. PHP script stdin passed from my C++ program (I dont know how)
c. Link with php5ts.dll (or .so) and pass the data (is it possible?)

2. When PHP script finished, I want the stdout passed to a C++ string of
my program and not to write in console.
Can you suggest anything?
sorry for my bad english and THANKS

[Joachim Weiß]

<- Chameleon -> schrieb:

I want to run PHP scripts from my C++ program.
I can run "php -n my_script.php" but I have 2 problems:

how about sth like this:
2 cplusprogs and a php file make the world.

I hope it helps

Jo

example:

hello.cc:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(int argc,char **argP) {
cout << "Hello ";
return(0);

}

world.php:
#!/opt/lampp/bin/php -q
<?php

if(!defined("ST DIN")) {
define("STDIN", fopen('php://stdin','r'));
}

if(!defined("ST DOUT")) {
define("STDOUT" , fopen('php://stdout','w'));
}

$in =fread(STDIN,10 24);

$out="$in World";

fwrite(STDOUT,$ out);
fflush(STDOUT);
die(0);
?>
endWord.cc:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main(int argc,char **argv) {
char in[1024];

cin.get(in,1023 );

cout << in << "!\n";

return(0);
}
../hello | ./world.php | ./endWorld
prints:
Hello World!