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Subject: PCRE 8.32 upgrade
From: ab@php.net (Anatoliy Belsky)

Hi,

I've merged PCRE 8.32 into the current dev branches. The test pass so
far on all the constellations in Windows and Linux. However it'd make
sense to observe it with more attention in the next builds.

Regards

Anatol