thanks for your help but the problem is still there.
this is my source code : 
#!perl -w
#

use strict;

#
# Hashes

my %struct_compilation = (
    "objdump" => "%s -j .text -s -z %s",
);

my %compilation = (
    "objdump" => "", 
);

my %return = (
    "objdump" => "", 
);

my $path = "D:/Progs/Programmation/Dev-Cpp/bin/";
my %compiler = (
    "objdump" => $path . "objdump.exe",
);

#
# Main

if( @ARGV < 1 )
{
    exit( 0 );
}

my $src = $ARGV[0];

$compilation{"objdump"} = sprintf( $struct_compilation{"objdump"}, $co
+mpiler{"objdump"}, $src );
$return{"objdump"} = `$compilation{"objdump"}`;
$return{"objdump"} =~ s/[0-9a-f]{4}//g ;

print $return{"objdump"};

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i want to print the hexa decimal string whitch is returned by objdump but my regex do the contrary !

In reply to Re^2: Simple regex by Isothop
in thread Simple regex by Isothop

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