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How can I use boost under N900? If I can't, how can I use regular expressions? Thanks in advance |
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If you can't find a pre-compiled version of boost using the package manager of your choice, you can always download the source code and compile it yourself:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/boos.../boost/1.46.1/ If you're only going to do simple matching, with stable patterns, writing your own matcher isn't extremely hard. The result is a state machine that do transitions using the next character in the string you're matching against. |
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libboost is HORRIBLE to compile. I wouldn't wish it on someone. The source is huge, takes a LONG time to compile and it's not simple a ./configure, make, make install configuration.
Your question is somewhat vague...regular expressions, perl and sed come to mind. |
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I need just a regexp engine.... What would be best for N900
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