NAME

demangle − decode a C++ encoded symbol name

SYNOPSIS

CC[flag...]file ...  [library...]
#include<demangle.h>
cpp_demangle(const char ∗in, char ∗out, size_t size);

DESCRIPTION

cplus_demangle(|) decodes the string in, and copies the result to out. in points to a string representing a name mangled by the C++ compiler.  out is a buffer of size that you specify, which contains the byte size.  If the output buffer is too small to contain the demangled name, cplus_demangle() returns DEMANGLE_ESPACE, and the contents of out are undefined.  Otherwise, if the name is a valid C++ name, cplus_demangle() returns 0.  If in is not a valid C++ mangled name, it is copied unchanged to out and the function returns DEMANGLE_ENAME. 

cplus_demangle() operates on mangled names generated by C++ 3.0.1 and all versions of C++ 4.0 and above. 

SEE ALSO

cc(1B) in the C++ Library Reference Manual. 
 

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