
Does anyone know the definition of REG_PERLEX? I am using the regex/regcomp traditional unix/posix API supported by Boost Regular Expression library. On a Windows 32 bit platform we are forced to use REG_PERLEX on the regcomp flags argument whereas for the same application we get by using a zero flag value on regcomp on platforms: Mac OS X and Linux. Thanks, phil phystad@mac.com

Phil Hystad wrote:
Does anyone know the definition of REG_PERLEX?
I am using the regex/regcomp traditional unix/posix API supported by Boost Regular Expression library. On a Windows 32 bit platform we are forced to use REG_PERLEX on the regcomp flags argument whereas for the same application we get by using a zero flag value on regcomp on platforms: Mac OS X and Linux.
REG_PERLEX allows the engine to accept Perl style regular expressions - what kind of expressions are you using, and what differences do you observe on the different platforms - there shouldn't really be any difference in behaviour. John.
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