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Merge some changes from GNU libc. Add prototypes. (bcopy, bcmp, REGEX_REALLOCATE, re_match_2_internal): Use memcmp and memcpy instead of bcopy and bcmp. (init_syntax_once): Use ISALNUM. (PUSH_FAILURE_POINT, re_match_2_internal): Remove failure_id. (REG_UNSET_VALUE): Remove. Use NULL instead. (REG_UNSET, re_match_2_internal): Use NULL. (SET_HIGH_BOUND, MOVE_BUFFER_POINTER, ELSE_EXTEND_BUFFER_HIGH_BOUND): New macros. (EXTEND_BUFFER): Use them (to work with BOUNDED_POINTERS). (GET_UNSIGNED_NUMBER): Don't use ISDIGIT. (regex_compile): In handle_interval, return an error rather than try to unfetch the interval if we can't find the closing brace. Obey the RE_NO_GNU_OPS syntax bit. (TOLOWER): New macro. (regcomp): Use it. (regexec): Allocate regs.start and regs.end as one block.

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