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See also:

• Computers: Programming: Languages: C++: Class Libraries (253)
• Computers: Programming: Languages: C: Libraries (42)
• Computers: Programming: Languages: Regular Expressions: FAQs, Help, and Tutorials (14)

• Boost.Regex - C++ regex library. Includes in html and PDF format.
• C++ Regular Expression Library - A free component that enables the use of regular expression searching in a C++ program.
• GRETA - Perl-compliant regex template library. Includes dowload link.
• Grammar to parser classes - C++ template classes for declaring grammars directly in the code as set of compound classes. Includes regexp_parser class for parsing input upon regular expression definition provided in its constructor.
• Oniguruma - A C regular expression library, developed for the programming language Ruby. Provides software-download, description, links and references.
• PCRE - Perl Compatible Regular Expressions - A C library for matching regular expressions with Perl 5 syntax and semantics. PCRE has its own native API, as well as a set of wrapper functions that correspond to the POSIX regular expression API.
• PCRE Win32 - Provides compile PCRE libraries for Windows developers, and source code to build with Visual C++.
• RGX - Commercial regex engine that supports Perl- and EGREP-style expressions. Features description, pricing information and download links.
• RegExplorer - A visual regular expression explorer, it allows for writing regular expressions and visually see the matches. Uses the KDE/Qt Libraries for the user interface. [QPL]
• TRE - Lightweight, robust, and almost fully POSIX compliant regexp matching library which supports approximate matches. [GNU GPL].
• Xpressive - Regex template library. Allows either run-time or compile-time parsing, and allows expressions to refer to one another.
• regex - A modified version of Henry Spencer's regular expression library (Autoconf, Automake and Libtool scripts have been added and a few file names have been changed). Also related links.
• Text processing for C/C++ programmers - John Maddock, the author of RegEx++, explains how to use Regular Expressions in C/C++ programs. (October 01, 2001)

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