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On the Java backend, a functor with the same name and arity as its type is
given an extra "Mr_" prefix to distinguish it. The Java implementation of
construct needs to account for the extra prefix; it does now.
library/rtti_implementation.m:
As above.
tests/hard_coded/construct_mangle.exp:
tests/hard_coded/construct_mangle.m:
Extend this test case.
Add another name mangling problem, to be fixed some other time.
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univ_cons(' ')
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univ_cons((!))
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univ_cons('\"')
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univ_cons('#')
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univ_cons('$')
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univ_cons('%')
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univ_cons((&))
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univ_cons('\'')
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univ_cons('(')
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univ_cons(')')
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univ_cons((*))
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univ_cons((+))
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univ_cons((','))
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univ_cons((-))
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univ_cons((.))
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univ_cons((/))
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univ_cons('0')
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univ_cons('1')
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univ_cons('2')
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univ_cons('3')
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univ_cons('4')
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univ_cons('5')
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univ_cons('6')
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univ_cons('7')
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univ_cons('8')
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univ_cons('9')
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univ_cons((:))
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univ_cons((;))
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univ_cons((<))
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univ_cons((=))
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univ_cons((=<))
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univ_cons((>))
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univ_cons((>=))
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univ_cons('?')
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univ_cons((@))
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univ_cons('[')
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univ_cons([])
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univ_cons('[|]')
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univ_cons((\))
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univ_cons((\=))
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univ_cons(']')
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univ_cons((^))
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univ_cons('_')
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univ_cons('`')
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univ_cons('abc~!@#$%^&*()_+|xyz')
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univ_cons(f_this_also_requires_mangling)
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univ_cons(force_non_enum(1))
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univ_cons(requires_mangling)
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univ_cons(requires_mangling(1))
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univ_cons('{')
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univ_cons({})
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univ_cons('|')
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univ_cons('}')
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univ_cons((~))
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----
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univ_cons('$singleton'(1))
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