All your changes will be saved in the current database. If you want to change the
form of demangled names for all new databases, then you need to edit
the configuration file,
variables 'ShortNameForm' and 'LongNameForm'.
Below is the list of all checkboxes with examples (spaces are inserted only
for the ease of understanding):
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Only main name
on: func;
off: static void __pascal func(void) const;
No underscores in calling conventions
on: void pascal func(void);
off: void __pascal func(void);
No calling conventions for parameters and __based()
on: void func(int (* f2)(void));
off: void __cdecl func(int (* __pascal f2)(void));
No return type of functions
on: func(void);
off: int func(void);
No "based()" specifier
on: int a;
off: int __based(__segname("DATA")) a;
on: void __based(void) *b;
off: void *b;
on: int __based(__self) (*p)(void);
off: int (*p)(void);
No calling conventions
on: void func(void);
off: void __pascal func(void);
No postfix const
on: void aclass::func(void);
off: void aclass::func(void) const;
No access keywords
on: void func(void);
off: private void func(void);
No throw descriptions
on: void func(void);
off: void func(void) throw(Class::Member);
No static and virtual keywords
on: void aclass::func(void);
off: static virtual void aclass::func(void);
No UDT keywords
on: A & func( A *, B *);
off: class A & func(class A *, enum B *);
No const and volatile keywords
on: char * func(void);
off: char const * func(void);
No __closure keyword
Do not display '__closure'
No __unaligned keyword
Do not display '__unaligned'
No __pin/__box/__gc
Do not display '__pin', '__box', '_gc'
Suppress pointer modifiers
Selection 16Names Description
--------- ------- -----------
near Yes Do not display 'near'
near/__ptr64 Do not display 'near' and '__ptr64'
far Yes Do not display 'far'
all, 16bit Yes Do not display any modifiers
huge Yes Do not display 'huge'
__ptr64 Do not display '__ptr64'
Display all Yes Display all modifiers
Display none Auto Do not display any modifiers
16bit means that the demangler will assume that
names were generated by 16bit compilers. Otherwise,
it will assume names generated by 32/64 bit compilers.
Quash j_
This option allows IDA to demangle a name even if it was formed
by adding j_ prefix to a mangled name. The prefix j_ will simply
be thrown away.
Transfer j_
This option also allows IDA to demangle names with prefix j_.
Unlike the previous option, this one will show the prefix
in the demangled name.
Ignore postfix _nn
This option allows IDA to demangle names formed by adding
postfix _nn to a mangled name (n is any digit).