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- From: c1dje@watson.ibm.com (David Edelsohn)
- Subject: Re: demangeling
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- A collection of subroutines to demangle C++ symbol names is
- included with GCC (G++) called cp-dem.c. Simply write a driver program to
- call the entry point (and provide for the xmalloc/xalloc calls) and you're
- on your way.
-
- David
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