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# pcre
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[![Go Reference](https://pkg.go.dev/badge/go.elara.ws/pcre.svg)](https://pkg.go.dev/go.elara.ws/pcre)
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[![status-badge](https://ci.elara.ws/api/badges/49/status.svg)](https://ci.elara.ws/49)
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This package provides a CGo-free port of the PCRE2 regular expression library. The [lib](lib) directory contains source code automatically translated from PCRE2's C source. This package wraps that code and provides an interface as close as possible to Go's stdlib [regexp](https://pkg.go.dev/regexp) package
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- If cross-compiling, set the `CCGO_CC` variable to to path of the cross-compiler, and the `CCGO_AR` variable to the path of the cross-compiler's `ar` binary. Also, set `TARGET_GOARCH` to the GOARCH you're targeting and `TARGET_GOOS` to the OS you're targeting.
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- Once the command completes, two go files will be created. One will start with `pcre2`, the other with `capi`. Copy both of these to the `lib` directory in this repo.
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- Once the command completes, two go files will be created. One will start with `pcre2`, the other with `capi`. Copy both of these to the `lib` directory in this repo.
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