Check e asm.demangle
, and set it to true or false as required.
Is the radare2 version you are using the latest one?
You should be able to view all the configuration data with e
.
Typing e??
should show you a complete list of configuration variables with their description. You can grep through the output for all the vars that have the pattern demangle with
[0x00001d52]> e??~demangle
asm.demangle: Show demangled symbols in disasm
bin.demangle: Import demangled symbols from RBin
bin.lang: Language for bin.demangle
[0x00001d52]>
Radare2 needs to be told to load the demangle informations at startup, so you can set bin.demangle
to true
, and reopen the file:
e bin.demangle = true
oo
Last but not least, you can provide a symbol name in its mangled form on a case by case basis, using the command iD
:
[0x7c810705]> iD cxx _ZNSo3putEc
std::ostream::put
[0x7c810705]>
By the way, a tip instead of asking a question here and waiting forever:
radare2 is self documented, so you can begin by typing ?
to get help, and then append ?
to each command, like a?
, or pd?
and so on…