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Jake Colman wrote: > > >>>>> "Guenther" == Guenther Grau <uunet!bk.bosch.de!Guenther.Grau> writes: > > Guenther> Well, I did an uname -a to show that I am running Solaris 2.5.1 > Guenther> :-) Looks like this function didn't exist in Solaris 2.4 then :-) > Guenther> The we need to add a compile time flag to enable this feature > Guenther> only on Solaris 2.5.1 and higher. > > I found it after some digging. Our SA did not install things in the typical > location so none of this is on my path. Our makefiles explicitly point to what > we need. > > In any event, in SUNWspro/SC4.2/include/CC I found demangle.h. The man page is I've got one in /usr/include and in /opt/SUNWspro/SC4.2/include/CC. > elsewhere in the same tree. And I agree, this should be simple to implement. > The problem is that gdb uses cplus_demangle as the top-level function name for > all of its supported forms of demangling. The interface to this function is, > of course, not the same as the one provided by Sun. Since gdb is compiled as a > c program (not c++) you cannot overload the function. This will require some > fancy footwork to workaround, no? Well, depends on how you define fancy footwork. I guess an sed script and couple of lines of code should do the trick. Maybe I'll have a look at it next week. I will download the latest gdb-4.17 right now to have a look. Guenther P.S.: Jason trimmed from the reply as he is on the list, I guess.