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From: tiemann@eng.sun.com (Michael Tiemann)
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Subject: Name Distortion Scheme Needed
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Date: 6 Mar 91 16:43:05 GMT
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   Date: 5 Mar 91 21:44:19 GMT
   From: labc-1ia@web-3c.berkeley.edu  (Andrew M. Choi)
   Organization: University of California, Berkeley
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   In article <1991Mar5.213937.12247@agate.berkeley.edu> labc-1ia@web-3c.berkeley.edu (Andrew M. Choi) writes:
   >tiemann@cygnus.com writes:
   >>
   >>>   Hi.  Would someone please tell me where I can find
   >>>   information about the function name distortion scheme used
   >>>   by g++-1.37.2?  Furthermore, does anyone know for sure if
   >>>   this scheme will be used in (near) future versions of
   >>>   g++?
   >>
   >>g++/cplus-dem.c
   >>
   >>Michael
   >
   >That's great ... thanks a lot, however ...... how do you go the other
   >way?  That is, given the string "_foo__1Ai", it should return "A::foo(int)"
				     ^^^^^^^^^		        ^^^^^^^^^^^^

     Oops .. I mean given the string "A::foo(int)", it should return "_foo__1Ai".
     In other words, a mangler ....
   >
   >Again, thanks for the help.
   >

   Name:  Andrew Choi	Internet Addr:  achoi@cory.berkeley.edu
   Tel:   (415)848-5658
   #include <std/disclaimer.h>

This is build_overload_name in cplus-method.c.

Michael