Oh nice! Unicode is definitely something that's on my mind when thinking about derivatives and how to deal with them, but it sounds like ocaml-re is doing pretty well outside of Unicode. I would love to hook it up to my benchmark harness. (It isn't public yet... Hopefully soon. But it supports regexes in any languages. So far I have Rust, C, C++, Python and Go. I hope to add .NET, Perl and Node at least. But this might be a cool addition too.)
If anyone wants to add this Ocaml engine to the harness (or any other engine), please email me at [email protected] and I'll give access to the repo. The only reason it isn't public yet is because I'm still working on the initial release and iterating. But it's close enough where other people could submit benchmark programs for other regex engines.
If anyone wants to add this Ocaml engine to the harness (or any other engine), please email me at [email protected] and I'll give access to the repo. The only reason it isn't public yet is because I'm still working on the initial release and iterating. But it's close enough where other people could submit benchmark programs for other regex engines.