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 regexp.h does not exist - Oct. 18, '05, 10:01:00 AM
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asfoster
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It seems that SFU has no support for standard UNIX regular expression handling at the programming level - unless I just havn't found it yet.
My apps use regexp.h plus calls to compile() and step().
Does anyone know anything different?
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RE: regexp.h does not exist - Oct. 18, '05, 12:58:18 PM
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Rodney
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> It seems that SFU has no support for standard UNIX regular expression handling at the programming level
Yes it does. There are manual pages. The API's are the POSIX and SUS standard for a long time now.
The API's are regcomp(), regexec(), regerror() and regfree().
> My apps use regexp.h plus calls to compile() and step().
These were tossed long ago.
The newer API's are much more flexible. You can convert over fairly easily.
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RE: regexp.h does not exist - Oct. 19, '05, 3:19:24 AM
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asfoster
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Thanks for the information. I will take a look at this and get the calls converted over. The old API is very clunky and the call names very ambiguous so I am not suprised that it has all been refitted.
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