File	Date	Author	Commit
COPYING	2013-01-09	Vasant Hegde	[b38b5a] Initial commit
Makefile	2013-01-09	Vasant Hegde	[b38b5a] Initial commit
README	2013-01-09	Vasant Hegde	[b38b5a] Initial commit
converter.c	2013-01-09	Vasant Hegde	[b38b5a] Initial commit
formats	2013-01-09	Vasant Hegde	[b38b5a] Initial commit
match.c	2013-01-09	Vasant Hegde	[b38b5a] Initial commit
regex_sprintf.c	2013-01-09	Vasant Hegde	[b38b5a] Initial commit
regex_sprintf.h	2013-01-09	Vasant Hegde	[b38b5a] Initial commit

Read Me

./converter formats.in > regex.out
creates in regex.out a regular expression for each format string in formats.in.

./match -r regex.out < messages.out > match.out
reads and compiles the regular expressions in regex.out, then reads the
messages in messages.out.  It prints the message, then prints all
regular expressions that match it (or "no match").

"make" creates formats.in and messages.out, among other things.

BUGS:
1. (FIXED) The last line printed by ./test is blank.  Delete this by hand to
make regex.out acceptable to ./match.
2. (FIXED) When the buffer passed to regex_snprintf() is too small to hold the 
converted result, the number of characters returned is smaller than what would 
have been printed if the buffer was large enough.