By the way, why _does_ D mangle its names? What's the advantage? I understood that C++ does it because it was forced to back in the days when it was transformed into C code during compilation but that it's now generally considered a legacy problem that we're stuck with rather than something that would still be considered a good design decision.
So, why did D go with name mangling? It certainly makes stuff like stack traces harder to deal with. I've never heard of any advantage to name mangling, only disadvantages. - Jonathan M Davis
