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Subject: 1.3.13.2: The dynamic link library CYGPCRE.DLL could not be found ...FIXED
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From: "Emilio A Icaza" <emilio AT lsu DOT edu>
Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 13:19:36 -0500
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Folks,

Allen Gordon told me that he though PCRE was the Perl Command Regular
Expression package.  With this information I looked in the mirror and found
the PCRE package.  Downloading and installing the package brough in the
CYGPCRE.DLL module and the problem went away.

Shouldn't GREP and LESS require that the PCRE packages be downloaded and/or
installed?

Thank you Mr. Gordon!


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