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Delete the old C++ ECMA-262 parser, optimizer, and matcher now that all in-tree users compile and execute through `ECMAScriptRegex`. Stop building the legacy engine, remove its source files and the POSIX-only fuzzers that depended on it, and update the remaining LibRegex tests to target the Rust-backed facade instead of the deleted implementation. Clean up the last includes, comments, and helper paths that only existed to support the old backend. After this commit LibRegex has a single ECMAScript engine in-tree, eliminating duplicated maintenance and unifying future regex work.
16 lines
479 B
CMake
16 lines
479 B
CMake
if (NOT ENABLE_RUST)
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message(FATAL_ERROR "LibRegex requires ENABLE_RUST; the legacy C++ regex engine has been removed")
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endif()
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set(SOURCES
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ECMAScriptRegex.cpp
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RustRegex.cpp
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)
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ladybird_lib(LibRegex regex EXPLICIT_SYMBOL_EXPORT)
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target_link_libraries(LibRegex PRIVATE LibUnicode)
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import_rust_crate(MANIFEST_PATH Rust/Cargo.toml CRATE_NAME libregex_rust)
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target_link_libraries(LibRegex PRIVATE libregex_rust)
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target_compile_definitions(LibRegex PRIVATE ENABLE_RUST)
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