Re: Regular expression parsers

Arjen Markus wrote:

I recently got some source code from Joe Krahn. He built a wrapper for
a
regular expression library that comes with the GNU C compiler (at least
that is what I think he uses). In principle it is not that hard to do,
but not all C compilers have one.

I believe it is usually part of unix, but not part of all C libraries.

There are free/open source versions available.

Many years ago (when OS/2 1.0 was not so old) I had the GNU utilities
running on it. The regexp package was not included, but suggestions
on where to find one were supplied. (This was before the web and search
engines.)

The API in terms of C code is pretty standard, though I believe it depends on some #include files. A wrapper in C would use those
#include files, so should be portable on the C side. It would be
dependent on Fortran side calling convention, though.

-- glen

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