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Agreed. My idea with the current naming scheme is that it's fairly close to how people name their C libraries. In theory that means better usage of Carp libraries from C code and nicer wrapping of existing C libraries. For instance, the SDL library could be wrapped in a SDL module with shorter function names since all its functions begin with SDL_
. I'll read through the C++ mangling doc for ideas, but won't change any of this for now.
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The C++ standard does not specify a mangling scheme, and we will have to implement it in a few different ways to be able to be compatible with different compilers. This is neither an argument for nor against it—I have no opinion on this—, just a remark.
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Another thing to consider: when we write C code that interfaces with Carp, we mangle by hand. This would mean we would have to provide different versions for the core functions (because of the names) or autogenerate core.h
, as well as doing that for any C code that interfaces with Carp. This sounds tedious to me, and I’m not sure what we gain from it.
Still I have no informed opinion about this, but I’d like to say that right now it is fairly comfortable to write C that interfaces with Carp. It would be prudent to keep it that way, so to whatever system we change, this should be our primary concern.
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That seems like a pretty good idea. Do you have a link to some kind of understandable spec for it?
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Hello Carp people!
This is the de-facto standard documentation for calling conventions and name mangling.
http://www.agner.org/optimize/calling_conventions.pdf
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