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You are in the wrong place. This GitHub project is for PCRE2 (the 10.xx series). The 8.xx series is PCRE1, which is obsolete and no longer maintained. In any case, this looks more like some kind of packaging issue rather than a PCRE issue. It does look as if it's compiled the library, but failed on the pcregrep program.
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You are in the wrong place. This GitHub project is for PCRE2 (the 10.xx series). The 8.xx series is PCRE1, which is obsolete and no longer maintained. In any case, this looks more like some kind of packaging issue rather than a PCRE issue. It does look as if it's compiled the library, but failed on the pcregrep program.
Ok but... I have the same problem with PCRE2.
conan-io/conan-center-index#8382
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You will need to find somebody who understands Windows and Microsoft VS and conan; I am not a Windows user, and I've never heard of conan, so I don't know what it does. PCRE2 is provided with two building methods: Autotools (./configure) or CMake. If there is an issue with one of them, we can try to fix it, The errors you posted above are not in English, but my guess is that it is trying to link pcre2grep and not finding the PCRE2 library. I still think this is some kind of packaging issue.
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