1 CXXDEMANGLE

 The CXXDEMANGLE command enables you to decode compiler-generated names. 
 To accomplish this, CXXDEMANGLE uses a data file created by the C++ 
 compiler when you compile a program.  The data file contains a 
 mapping of symbol names from their encoded to decoded forms.
 When asked to decode a name that is not the data file, CXXDEMANGLE
 returns the original name.

 CXXDEMANGLE provides two interfaces: a command line interface and an 
 interactive interface.  

 o To use the command line interface, enter the CXXDEMANGLE command followed
   by a comma-separated list of symbol names in their mangled form.  
   CXXDEMANGLE then displays the demangled form of each symbol and exits.   
   The syntax for the command line interface is:

   CXXDEMANGLE mangled-symbol-name [,...]

 o To use the interactive interface, enter the CXXDEMANGLE command without
   specifying a symbol name.  CXXDEMANGLE then waits for you to enter a
   symbol name in its mangled form.  When you enter a symbol, CXXDEMANGLE
   displays the demangled form of the symbol and waits for you to enter
   another symbol, and so forth.  To exit the interactive interface, enter
   <CTRL/Z>.  The syntax for the interactive interface is:

      CXXDEMANGLE
      mangled-symbol-name
      [...]
      <CRTL/Z>

2 Command_Parameters                     

 mangled-symbol-name

 CXXDEMANGLE accepts symbol names in their mangled form, as they might
 appear in the output from a CXXLINK/NOEXPAND command.

 If you specify a mangled symbol name using the command line interface
 and the symbol contains lowercase letters, you must place the symbol
 within quotes.  For example, $ CXXDEMANGLE "MyFunction__xic".  Quotes are
 not necessary when entering mangled symbol names using the interactive
 interface.

2 Data File

  You can specify the location of the data file using the logical name
  CXX$DEMANGLER_DB.  For example, if the data file is in your login directory 
  and is named MYCXXDB.DAT, you would define the CXX$DEMANGLER_DB logical 
  name as follows:

     $ DEFINE CXX$DEMANGLER_DB SYS$LOGIN:MYCXXDB.DAT

  If you do not define the CXX$DEMANGLER_DB logical name, CXXDEMANGLE 
  looks for the data file in the repositories specified by the /REPOSITORY 
  qualifier.  If you do not specify the /REPOSITORY qualifier, CXXDEMANGLE
  looks for the data file in the sys$disk:[.cxx_repository] directory.
  
2 Qualifiers                              
 
 The CXXDEMANGLE command accepts two qualifiers:

    /REPOSITORY=(repository[,...])

    /MANGLE


2 /REPOSITORY=(repository[,...])

  Names the repository directories which contain the data files used by
  CXXDEMANGLE.

  The /REPOSITORY qualifier is ignored if you define the CXX$DEMANGLER_DB 
  logical name.  See Data File for details.

2 /MANGLE

  Mangles the input string.  

2 Customer_feedback
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