I was afraid so.
You could try using the pcre.h header from the embedded pcre in Poco
(apt-get source libPoco-dev, poco-1.3.6p1/Foundation/src/pcre.h), that
I've attached as pocopcre.h and not linking to the system pcre (just g++
regex.cc -lPocoFoundation).
That seems to work for me:
Poco POCO_VERSION on Linux 3.13.0-24-generic @ x86_64
Poco match 1234567890 to pattern ^[0-9]{10} matches? yes
Poco match 123456789 to pattern ^[0-9]{10} matches? no
PCRE 7.8 2008-09-05
PCRE match 1234567890 to pattern ^[0-9]{10} matches? yes
PRCE match 123456789 to pattern ^[0-9]{10} matches? no
If you need a more recent pcre you need to change Poco somehow to not
expose the pcre functions, for example by renaming them, adding a
namespace or using __attribute__ ((visibility ("hidden"))). Maybe the
poco developers can help you with that.
** Attachment added: "pocopcre.h"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pcre3/+bug/1361610/+attachment/4669359/+files/pocopcre.h
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