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From: Paul Koning <pkoning@equallogic.com>
To: spiridenok@tut.by
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Subject: Re: C++ names in backtrace
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>>>>> "Bobo" == Bobo  <spiridenok@tut.by> writes:

 Bobo> ...My question: - is there any way to let gdb display the real C++
 Bobo> names iso the mangled ones in commands like backtrace?

Try "set print demangle".

    paul