newscache: Thread: regexp in matchgroups

Hello newscache,

  I update my newscache version and see, that regexp version in
  matchgroup are removed. Mb somebody have trouble with this? Only
  inform me, nothing else.

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Cheers,
 Konstantin Nikonenko        http://www.kot.dp.ua/
 Spetztekhosnastka JSC       http://www.d-sto.com/

Hallo Konstantin,

yes, i removed the function for the moment, because i had found some unclear
situations, but i will add it after the next release of NewsCache 1.2. We
should also add  a precompilied regex version and seperate the AccessList
(List, Read, PostTo) from the Server Specification (List, Read, PostTo),
because the Server Specification results in subsequent commands (list active
at.*, list active de.* <-- this are examples) to the upstream NewsServer.

At the moment I'm testing a new version of Socket++ and NewsCache 1.2 with
packages for Debian, RedHat and SuSE. There are some minor open questions,
but i think, i will release both in few weeks.

Regards,
Herbert Straub

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Hello newscache,

  I update my newscache version and see, that regexp version in
  matchgroup are removed. Mb somebody have trouble with this? Only
  inform me, nothing else.

-- 
Cheers,
 Konstantin Nikonenko        http://www.kot.dp.ua/
 Spetztekhosnastka JSC       http://www.d-sto.com/


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Am Mo, den 02.08.2004 schrieb Straub Herbert um 13:49:
> At the moment I'm testing a new version of Socket++ and NewsCache 1.2 with
> packages for Debian, RedHat and SuSE. There are some minor open questions,
> but i think, i will release both in few weeks.

Hi, 

Hijacking this thread, Just FYI, I have problems compiling socket++
1.12.10 with gcc 3.4

c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -I.. -I.. -O -pipe -c sig.cpp -MT sig.lo
-MD -MP -MF .deps/sig.TPlo  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/sig.lo
sig.cpp: In member function `bool sig::set(int, sig::hnd*)':
sig.cpp:52: error: comparison between distinct pointer types `void
(*)(int)' and `void (*)(...)' lacks a cast
sig.cpp: In member function `void sig::unset(int)':
sig.cpp:93: error: comparison between distinct pointer types `void
(*)(int)' and `void (*)(...)' lacks a cast
sig.cpp: In member function `void sig::mask(int, int) const':
sig.cpp:123: error: comparison between distinct pointer types `void
(*)(int)' and `void (*)(...)' lacks a cast
sig.cpp: In member function `void sig::unmask(int, int) const':
sig.cpp:136: error: comparison between distinct pointer types `void
(*)(int)' and `void (*)(...)' lacks a cast
sig.cpp: In member function `void sig::sysresume(int, bool) const':
sig.cpp:150: error: comparison between distinct pointer types `void
(*)(int)' and `void (*)(...)' lacks a cast
*** Error code 1

regards
tilman

Tilman Linneweh wrote:

>Hijacking this thread, Just FYI, I have problems compiling socket++
>1.12.10 with gcc 3.4
>
>c++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I. -I.. -I.. -O -pipe -c sig.cpp -MT sig.lo
>-MD -MP -MF .deps/sig.TPlo  -fPIC -DPIC -o .libs/sig.lo
>sig.cpp: In member function `bool sig::set(int, sig::hnd*)':
>sig.cpp:52: error: comparison between distinct pointer types `void
>  
>
Hallo,

thanks for reporting this situation. I have modified the current version 
and put the 1.12.12rc2 Version on the following site:

http://members.aon.at/linux/socket++/socket++-1.12.12rc2.tar.gz

MD5SUM:
ca32a077dd4a0500d9e6a0e35aead07c  socket++-1.12.12rc2.tar.gz

I'm testing the rc2 with the g++ V3.4 and got no  compiler errors.

Regards,
Herbert