Uh, there is one in *BSD's C library -- it is under a BSD license, so can
Be distributed with or without fee...
Thorsten
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This has been di
John Todd wrote:
This has been discussed before on the list. Someone correct me if I'm
wrong on this: The issue is that there are no regular expression
libraries that can be used in the way that the Asterisk license is
written. All of them are licensed such that they cannot be bundled into
a
> "John" == John Todd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
John> This has been discussed before on the list. Someone correct me
John> if I'm wrong on this: The issue is that there are no regular
John> expression libraries that can be used in the way that the
John> Asterisk license is written.
PCRE's
John Todd wrote:
While you're at it, make sure it understands alphanumerics as well as
just numerics; I'd like to see * eventually support "real" SIP
addresses which incorporate letters as well as numbers. :)
Asterisk already supports alpha-numeric exten's one just can't match
with them, yet
