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Subject:	Re: regex pb ?
Date:	Mon, 13 Nov 2000 21:22:29 -0000
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> Did you link with -lregex? 
No. 8')

> Otherwise you will link to the Cygwin
> builtin regcomp function which is the old V8 regexp functionality.
> The corresponding header is regexp.h. If you want the POSIX
> implementation you have to link with -lregex.

Ok, it works.

Thank you,
Emmanuel.



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