Name-mangling is a technique used by compilers (mainly C++ compilers) to encode information in strings that can be supported by linkers designed to handle C code.
is there any C++ name-mangling decoder for g++?
c++ name-mangling name-decorationLooking around, I see mostly questions about demangling C++ symbols rather than how to mangle them. Yes, one could invoke …
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c++ visual-c++ dllexport name-mangling stdcallI had an interview recently and one question asked was what is the use of extern "C" in C++ code. …
c++ c name-mangling extern-cvoid outputString(const char *str) { cout << "outputString(const char *str) : " << str << endl; } turns out …
gdb name-mangling disassemblyI am trying to port a 32-bit dll (and application) to 64-bit and I have managed to build it without …
c++ dll 64-bit name-manglingI have a DLL that is written in C++ and I want to suppress the name mangling for a few …
c++ visual-studio winapi name-manglingAt a post of Raymond Chen, he seems to be able to know the function's undecorated name from the decorated …
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