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Is there any tool to demangle the names

MhpiStrToValue-g.o:00000000000001c8 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC1ER10vhpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000098 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC1ER9vpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000130 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC2ER10vhpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000000 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC2ER9vpiValueC

I am seeing multiple defintions in the object file.

Now the names have been mangled, can I see the demangled names from
above
-Parag
Nov 20 '07 #1
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On Mon, 19 Nov 2007 20:15:14 -0800, pa********@hotmail.com wrote:
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000000 T _ZN14mhpiValueClassC2ER9vpiValueC

I am seeing multiple defintions in the object file.

Now the names have been mangled, can I see the demangled names from
above
-Parag
Those names look like G++ mangling, try using the c++filt program.

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Sohail Somani
http://uint32t.blogspot.com
Nov 20 '07 #2
pa********@hotmail.com wrote:
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:00000000000001c8 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC1ER10vhpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000098 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC1ER9vpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000130 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC2ER10vhpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000000 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC2ER9vpiValueC

I am seeing multiple defintions in the object file.

Now the names have been mangled, can I see the demangled names from
above
Use whatever your compiler tools provide (something like c++filt)!

--
Ian Collins.
Nov 20 '07 #3
On Nov 19, 8:42 pm, Ian Collins <ian-n...@hotmail.comwrote:
parag_p...@hotmail.com wrote:
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:00000000000001c8 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC1ER10vhpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000098 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC1ER9vpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000130 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC2ER10vhpiValueC
MhpiStrToValue-g.o:0000000000000000 T
_ZN14mhpiValueClassC2ER9vpiValueC
I am seeing multiple defintions in the object file.
Now the names have been mangled, can I see the demangled names from
above

Use whatever your compiler tools provide (something like c++filt)!

--
Ian Collins.
c++filt helps thanks
Nov 20 '07 #4

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