Is there an online name demangler for C++? [closed]

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I have created such an online serivice: https://demangler.com

This is a gcc c++ symbol demangler. You just copy a stack trace, or the output of nm into a text box, and it will return the output with the names demangled.

@Update: It now demangles MSVC and Java symbols also.

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