Super-Sed for Windows

SSed is a customized version of GNU sed command

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ssed (super-sed) is a customized version of GNU sed which supports Perl-style regular expressions and features in its commands for s/ubstitu/tion/ and /addressing/. ssed is maintained by Paolo Bonzini (bonzini@gnu.org).

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