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Re: [c++] Another question about demangler output
Gabriel Dos Reis <gdr@integrable-solutions.net> writes:
> The point is this. "typeof" is a GNU/C++ extension. Its use in a
> function declaration should be mangled differently from any standard
> C++ construction. After all, the ABI has provided hook for vendor
> extension.
So you are arguing that this is a bug in g++.
I don't agree. To me it seems natural that typeof should simply be
replaced by the resulting type when doing name mangling. I don't see
why that is any different from the way that a typedef is simply
replaced by the resulting type. The GNU typeof extension is really
just an anonymous typedef. I see no reason to treat it differently
for name mangling purposes.
If somebody wants to change g++, then I guess any type defined by
typeof should be replaced by something like
u LEN typeof_XXX
where LEN is the length of the following string and XXX is the mangled
form of the expression which is the argument to typeof.
Ian