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Re: gawk 3.1.3: $1 float interpretation
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John.Cowan |
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Re: gawk 3.1.3: $1 float interpretation |
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Tue, 19 Jul 2005 14:41:00 -0400 |
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Carlos Soria del Hoyo scripsit:
> I want to write some C/C++ code that will make use of some of the
> functionalities of GAWK. Is there something as a 'C API' of 'libgawk' to call
> gawk functions from C code? Same question about regular expression.
Awk2c is a gawk-to-C compiler based on an old version of gawk. You can
get it at http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/utils/text/awk2c050.tgz (warning:
does not untar into its own directory!). There is also awka, at
http://awka.sf.net, which is a similar compiler not based on gawk.
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