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<a class="root-link" href="/">Learn C++ Itanium Symbol Mangling</a>
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<h2>Lesson 1: Basics</h2>
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After getting an understanding of how this guide works and learning
about the not-mangling of C identifiers, we are ready to dive into
C++.
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Every C++ mangled symbol is prefixed with the string
<code>_Z</code>. This signifies that this is a mangled C++ symbol.
<code>_Z</code> starts with an underscore followed by an uppercase
letter. All symbols of that structures are reserved by the C
standard and cannot be used by programs. This ensures that there are
no name collisions with normal C functions and mangled C++
functions.
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After that, the name of the entity is stored. For now, we will only
look at functions. For functions, the function type is appended to
the name to get the full symbol.
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<pre class="code">
void f() {}
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This empty function will be mangled to <code>_Z1fv</code>. The
<code>1f</code> signifies the name (we will look at this in more
detail later in this lesson) and the <code>v</code> signifies the
function type (which we will visit in more detail in a future
lesson).
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Which of these symbols cannot possibly be a mangled C++ symbol?
Answer with the name of the symbol.
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<ul>
<li><code>_ZN3FooIA4_iE3barE</code></li>
<li><code>_ZN6System5Sound4beepEv</code></li>
<li><code>_RN3FooIA4_iE3barE</code></li>
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