Re: Simple RegExp function

drasko schrieb:
Hi all. I need to code simple and fast int regexp_match(char *regexp,
char *string) function that will follow the expression regexp, and see
if there is a matching in the string. If there is, it will return 1
(TRUE). Are there some examples I can see, do you have ideas how to
start with this, and so on...

GNU C regexp is to big and complicated for me, it takes a lot of space
(i need this for the use in embedded system).

I'll appreciate any example I can follow. Just to make a start...

There are several libraries out there; just evaluate them for your
purposes. Have a look at
http://arglist.com/regex/
and the links you can find there.

Apart from that: If you have very simple regular expressions in
mind, e.g. no replacing or referring: Roll your own. It is not that
hard.

Cheers
Michael
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E-Mail: Mine is an /at/ gmx /dot/ de address.
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