I'm trying to write a quick s+r to replace single line "multi-line
style" comments with single-line style comments.
For some reason, it won't match when I use paren's to store match
fragments.
Below is what I'm using

:%s#/\*(.*)\*/#//\1#g

This winds up matching nothing in my file, where if I do a search with
the same pattern without the paren's everything's great.
Also, this string works (or at least matches) with the following perl

perl -pi -e "s/\/\*(.*)\*\//\/\/\1/g" filename.cpp

Any ideas?  Is there something different about these search "registers"
in vim versus the rest of the unix regexp world?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

(And yes I can do this in two passes, but I'm looking for the regexp
solution so I know how to use this syntax in Vim)

Thanks!

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