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exceptions::PyValueError::new_err(("Could not demangle symbol", error.to_string()))
Is throwing a value error on these function names: '_main', 'ctor_0', 'ctor_1', 'ctor_2', 'ctor_3', 'ctor_4', 'ctor_5', 'ctor_6', 'ctor_7', 'ctor_8', 'ctor_9', 'ctor_10', 'ctor_11', 'ctor_12', 'ctor_13', 'ctor_14', 'ctor_15', 'ctor_16', 'ctor_17', 'ctor_18', 'ctor_19', 'ctor_20', 'ctor_21', 'ctor_22', 'ctor_23', 'ctor_24', 'ctor_25', 'ctor_26'
I'm not entirely sure why c++ constructors are getting numbered like this.
This is my work around:
So this code
py-cpp-demangle/src/lib.rs
Line 33 in 44407c5
Is throwing a value error on these function names:
'_main', 'ctor_0', 'ctor_1', 'ctor_2', 'ctor_3', 'ctor_4', 'ctor_5', 'ctor_6', 'ctor_7', 'ctor_8', 'ctor_9', 'ctor_10', 'ctor_11', 'ctor_12', 'ctor_13', 'ctor_14', 'ctor_15', 'ctor_16', 'ctor_17', 'ctor_18', 'ctor_19', 'ctor_20', 'ctor_21', 'ctor_22', 'ctor_23', 'ctor_24', 'ctor_25', 'ctor_26'
I'm not entirely sure why c++ constructors are getting numbered like this.
This is my work around:
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