[Bug 2109340] Review Request: ugrep - Faster, user-friendly, and compatible grep replacement

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--- Comment #6 from Benson Muite <benson_muite@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> ---
> They look to be enabled by default to me, since a flag to disable them is available and checked for during compilation.

Ok on the flags. For some reason had to disable these for the RE/Flex library
build on COPR.

> Those rust packages are not doing anything different with compilation.  They are nearly empty meta-packages that map to crate 
> "features", which is a way to specify optional dependencies.  The aarch64_neon and avx2_backend names are just feature names that
> other rust software can depend on.

Thanks for the explanations for the Rust crates.

>  That's great, but ugrep still doesn't have a way to link against a shared reflex library.

Checked if upstream would consider restructuring -
https://github.com/Genivia/ugrep/issues/215 It seems tha going fast is the
current priority, maybe it will change to going far together.  Changing the
makefile to use a dynamically linked library does not seem problematic. 
RE/Flex on its own seems useful and is probably better packaged separately or
as a sub package.  Bundling is not ideal, but maybe more trouble to unbundle
the latest version of RE/flex and then build it separately. Being able to use
RE/Flex as a separate package with shared libraries would be nice
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/packaging-guidelines/#_mixed_use_packages
but understandable if it is troublesome.


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