He means you should add a Clang test case (like you did in {D99}) showing
that names get mangled properly in 64-bit mode. (Speaking of which, I have
something to say about that over there...)
@AaronBallman The mangling for `__ptr32` is... nothing. This mangling scheme
predates support for 64-bit pointers (and `__ptr64`). In fact, `__ptr64` was
something that was tacked on later--hence why 64-bit pointer types have a
special flag '`E`' set in their mangled names. This was carried over into the
Win64 environment. Why? I don't know; probably because it makes the 64-bit
mangler simpler (i.e. it's essentially identical to the 32-bit one).
http://llvm-reviews.chandlerc.com/D101
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