load module:
use_module(sbcl(regexp)).
- something that works:
| ?- regexp:pl_regexp("1999/12/11", "([0-9]+)/(.*)/(.*)", X).
X = ['1999/12/11', '1999', '12', '11']
Yes
- when it fails:
| ?- regexp:pl_regexp("abcdefg","GNU", X).
no
Just type make to compile and link the library as well as the test program.
You can use the pl_regexp/3 predicate in your code if you load the library into your code:
use_module(sbcl(regexp)).
The regex functions we use is implemented in the libc (at least on Linux). Check that the header file <regex.h> is found by the compiler in its standard place (usually: /usr/include).
gplc -o test-gp --new-top-level src/top-regexp.pl libplregexp-Linux.a
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