• via Digitalmars-d-bugs (49/49) Aug 12 2014 https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13289

via Digitalmars-d-bugs <digitalmars-d-bugs puremagic.com> writes:

https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13289

          Issue ID: 13289
           Summary: wchar and dchar C++ mangling is incorrect
           Product: D
           Version: D2
          Hardware: x86_64
                OS: Windows
            Status: NEW
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P1
         Component: DMD
          Assignee: nobody puremagic.com
          Reporter: dra.open gmail.com

Version: 2.065, 2.066.0-rc2

When I use written by C++ libraries,
compiled by MSVC++ libs are directly linkable if x64 environment
and enclosed in extern(C++).
I think dmd's name mangling is incorrect.

test.d
    extern(C++){
        void fc2(wchar){}
        void fc4(dchar){}
    }

test.cpp
    void fc2(wchar_t){}

obj by test.cpp

    cl 17.00.50727.1 (MSVC++) x86/x64
        void fc2(wchar_t) ?fc2  YAX_W Z void __cdecl fc2(wchar_t) // msvc

    dmc 8.42n x86
        void fc2(wchar_t) ?fc2  YAX_Y Z void __cdecl fc2(wchar_t) // dmc

obj by test.d

    dmd 2.065 x86/x64
        void fc2(wchar) ?fc2  YAX_Y Z void __cdecl fc2(wchar_t) // dmc
        void fc4(dchar) ?fc4  YAXK Z void __cdecl fc4(unsigned long)

    dmd 2.066.0-rc2 x86
        void fc2(wchar) ?fc2  YAXG Z void __cdecl fc2(unsigned short)
        void fc4(dchar) ?fc4  YAX_Y Z void __cdecl fc2(wchar_t) // dmc

    dmd 2.066.0-rc2 x64
        void fc2(wchar) ?fc2  YAXG Z void __cdecl fc2(unsigned short)
        void fc4(dchar) ?fc4  YAX_W Z void __cdecl fc4(wchar_t) // msvc

    desired mangle x86 (linkable obj by dmc)
        void fc2(wchar) ?fc2  YAX_Y Z void __cdecl fc2(wchar_t) // dmc
        void fc4(dchar) ?fc4  YAXK Z void __cdecl fc4(unsigned long)

    desired mangle x64 (linkable obj by msvc)
        void fc2(wchar) ?fc2  YAX_W Z void __cdecl fc2(wchar_t) // msvc
        void fc4(dchar) ?fc4  YAXK Z void __cdecl fc4(unsigned long)

2.0660-rc2 is wronger than 2.065

I think use wchar_t as wchar.

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