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By: ggunn
what did I do wrong? I got a couple of cryptic erro messages:
mingw32.... ***[ getMatched Posn.o]Error 1
Abort!
My c function file for getMatched .c is
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <limits.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
//#include <regex.h>
#include "regex.h"
#include "utils.h"
#include "regex2.h"
//#include "cclass.h"
//#include "cname.h"
long getMatchedPosn(const char *sPattern, const char *sIn, long ai_regcmp_optn,
long *lfound_Count, long *ll_beg[], long *ll_len[])
/*
char *sPattern
char *sIn
long *lfound_Count, long *ll_beg[], long *ll_len[]
*/
{
str_regex_t lstr_regex_t
str_regmatch_t lstr_regmatch_t[]
long ll_rc_regcmp
as_errmsg = ""
long ll_regcmp_optn
ll_regcmp_optn = ai_regcmp_optn
ll_rc_regcmp = regcomp(lstr_regex_t, sIn, ll_regcmp_optn)
if ll_rc_regcmp > 0 then
as_errmsg = get_regmsg(ll_rc_regcmp, lstr_regex_t)
regfree(lstr_regex_t)
return ll_rc_regcmp
End If
long li_rcregexec
long ll_nmatch
long li_eflags
if ai_regexec_optn < 0 then li_eflags = 0
li_rcregexec = regexec(lstr_regex_t, as_in2match, ll_nmatch,
lstr_regmatch[]
, li_eflags)
lfound_Count = ll_nmatch
if li_rcregexec > 0 then
as_errmsg = get_regmsg(li_rcregexec, lstr_regex_t)
regfree(lstr_regex_t)
return li_rcregexec
End If
if ll_nmatch > 0 then
ulong l
long ll_beg, ll_len
for l = 0 to (ll_nmatch -1)
ll_beg[l] = lstr_regmatch[l].start_of_match
ll_len[l] = lstr_regmatch[l].end_of_match - ll_beg +1
// as_matchedstring[l] = Mid(as_in2match, ll_beg, ll_len)
next
End If
return 0
}
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Pardon me I probaly got soem coding wrong, I am not a c programmer. I just want
to warp a dll so my other application can use the dll wihtout worrying about
stack pointer problem
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