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When linking a program with g++ (2.4.5) and a function is not found,
is there a way to get the de-mangled function name to be printed instead
of the mangled? One of our users is claiming that it (and older version
of g++) used to print the de-mangled name.

For example, if foo.C contains:

#include <stdio.h>

extern int f(int,float);

main()
{
printf("%d\n",f(1,1.0));
}

And you compile/link the program you get:

Slapshot:~/tmp 643# g++ foo.C
/bin/ld:
Undefined:
f__Fif
collect: ld returned 1 exit status

Is there a way to get it to print:
Undefined:
   f(int,float) 

Instead?

Thanks, Roland




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