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...; > > --------- cmd sequence ------- > > $ clang++ -c -emit-llvm t1.cpp -o t1.bc > > $ clang++ -c -emit-llvm t1.cpp -o t2.bc > > $ llvm-link t1.bc t2.bc -o t23.bc > > $ clang -c t23.bc > > $ nm t23.o > > > > t1.o and t2.o have the same named function “_ZL3ByePi”. In order to > distinguish them, > > one gets a ‘1’ appended to it, making it “_ZL3ByePi1”. > > > > While the code is all correct, the problem is that this modified name > cannot be demangled. > > > > That is what I am trying to fix. > > > > In simi...

...ba1[2] + 2; } void main_b( int* inB) { void (*func)(int*) = Bye; func(inB+1); } --------- cmd sequence ------- $ clang++ -c -emit-llvm t1.cpp -o t1.bc $ clang++ -c -emit-llvm t1.cpp -o t2.bc $ llvm-link t1.bc t2.bc -o t23.bc $ clang -c t23.bc $ nm t23.o t1.o and t2.o have the same named function “_ZL3ByePi”. In order to distinguish them, one gets a ‘1’ appended to it, making it “_ZL3ByePi1”. While the code is all correct, the problem is that this modified name cannot be demangled. That is what I am trying to fix. In similar situations gcc appends a ‘.’ before appending the discriminating number,...