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In a small C program under Windows, I did this regexp: ... struct slre_cap caps[10];
const char *reg="(([a-z]+)/([a-z]+)@)?([a-z]+)(:(\d+))?"; const char *src = "server:4100";
slre_match(reg, src, strlen(src), caps, 10, 0); ...
Seems to work, but the caps structures are filled with incoherent data !?
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you have to use memset, see #11
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In a small C program under Windows, I did this regexp:
...
struct slre_cap caps[10];
const char *reg="(([a-z]+)/([a-z]+)@)?([a-z]+)(:(\d+))?";
const char *src = "server:4100";
slre_match(reg, src, strlen(src), caps, 10, 0);
...
Seems to work, but the caps structures are filled with incoherent data !?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: