Re: Name mangling

Alain Miniussi <alainm@cup.hp.com> writes:


| Gabriel Dos Reis wrote:
| > Toon Moene <toon@moene.indiv.nluug.nl> writes:
| > | the new one is more efficient (leads to shorter mangled names). At
| > | least, that's what I recall - IANAC++Guru.
| > Your recollection is right. The new mangling scheme avoids repeated
| > names. Try mangling and demangling "T" defined as
| >
| > using namespace std;
| > typedef multimap<string, multiset<vector<list<vector<double> > > > > T;
|
| This is a little bit unfair :-) you are using a lot of abbreviations
| in that one ("std::string" is specificaly recognized and mangled as
| "Ss" instead of (being mangled as a plain)
| "std::basic_string<char,::std::char_traits<char>,::std::allocator<char>
| >" same thing for the implicit "std::allocator", "std" is compressed
| in "st"... ok that last one is not...).


Point taken :-)


But my point was precesily to illustrate the point


leads to shorter mangled names


and the fact that repeations of names (vector, here) are "compressed".


-- Gaby

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