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Cool. A very similar (concept-wise, not yet sure about implementation-wise) DFA/NFA library in Java, developed by Anders Møller at Aarhus University: http://ww
by talklittle 16y ago
Cool. A very similar (concept-wise, not yet sure about implementation-wise) DFA/NFA library in Java, developed by Anders Møller at Aarhus University:
http://www.brics.dk/automaton/ http://www.brics.dk/automaton/
I use this on Android and it performs substantially faster than java.util.regex, of course working within the constraints of DFA/NFA as opposed to the "Perlish" regular expressions.
Edit: And dk.brics.automaton has its own C reimplementation. I wonder how the speed and functionality compare to PIRE?
http://augeas.net/libfa/ http://augeas.net/libfa/