I'm getting a fairly long and confusing link error, and would love it if I could just paste it into some textbox on some website and have the names un-mangled for me.
Does anyone know of such a service?
I guess there're not so many mangling schemes and so the tool could try to deduce which one was used.
sharptooth
2010-06-09 13:56:29
Yes. I don't think that prevents completely automatic unmangling though, since the schemes are very different. Where more than one reading is possible several outputs could be produced with the compiler name next to it.
romkyns
2010-06-09 13:57:31
Ofir, is that a "no"?
avakar
2010-06-09 13:58:56
Certainly not a no - just that you would have to find a solution for the specific compiler
Ofir
2010-06-10 07:28:14
+4
A:
Most (if not all) C++ compilers come with c++filt tool which does precisely what you apparently looking for.
If you want it at the mouse click... well write a GUI for it ;)
Dummy00001
2010-06-09 14:07:44
I want it with minimum effort as opposed to with a mouse click :) Oh well, I don't need it very often anyway.
romkyns
2010-06-09 14:09:21
my usual use case for c++filt is `objdump -dr ./AClass.o | c++filt | less` (disassembler) or `nm ./AClass.o | c++filt | less` (list of symbols inside of the object file)
Dummy00001
2010-06-09 14:46:05