On 7/5/10 11:19 AM, Fariborz Jahanian wrote: > Any reason you can't follow gcc/clang's mangling scheme for > blocks; such as '@' is already being used? Hm? You seem to be confusing Objective-C encodings with the C++ mangling scheme. Not even gcc uses '@' for blocks in C++ mangled names. It uses 'U13block_pointer' (like clang does in Itanium mode). Besides, the '@' character is special in the Microsoft scheme. It's used to terminate names and argument lists. It's also used in 'structor names in place of the return type, because 'structors don't have declared return types.
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