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Improve name mangling#31
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- Prefix mangled type names by simple name of the containing module. - Append instantiation to the mangled names of generic types and methods. - Made names generated by the name mangler independent on the compilation order - Made name mangler is thread safe by using immutable collections - Avoid unnecessary copies while generating the mangled name - Fix break in reproNative.vcxproj introduced by my recent commit The one issue left is that the name mangling is not yet robust against collisions with built-in C++ identifiers or our internal identifiers.
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The one issue left is that the name mangling is not yet robust against collisions with built-in C++ identifiers or our internal identifiers.