PROBLEM:  (QAR 69990)    (Patch ID: OSF440-122)
********
This patch fixes the name demangling for the tools that print symbol
table names generated by the C++ v6.2 compiler. This problem will only
occur for most C++ objects compiled with the ansi options.

A program compiled with the new C++ compiler with the new ansi name
demangling would generate a new demangled function, template, class,
etc. Then using one of the dumping tools that lacks the ability to
decode (demangle) this string, the output would be unreadable.

#include <String.hxx>

template <char c>
class C { 
public:
        void foo();
};
template <int d>
class D { 
public:
        void foo();
};

main() {
        C<'b'> c;
        c.foo();
        D<98> d;
        d.foo();
}
with old stdump:
Externals table:
0. (file  0) (   0) main       Proc       Text       symref (indexNil)
1. (file  0) (   0) foo__19C__tm__10_XCcL_2_98Xv_v Proc   Undefined indexNil
2. (file  0) (   0) foo__19D__tm__10_XCiL_2_98Xv_v Proc   Undefined indexNil
3. (file  0) (   0) _fpdata    Global     Undefined  indexNil

with new stdump:
Externals table:
0. (file  0) (   0) main       Proc       Text       symref (indexNil)
1. (file  0) (   0) void C<'b'>::foo(void) Proc       Undefined indexNil
2. (file  0) (   0) void D<98>::foo(void) Proc       Undefined  indexNil
3. (file  0) (   0) _fpdata    Global     Undefined  indexNil

with new stdump:
Externals table:
0. (file  0) (   0) main       Proc       Text       symref (indexNil)
1. (file  0) (   0) void C<'b'>::foo(void) Proc       Undefined indexNil
2. (file  0) (   0) void D<98>::foo(void) Proc       Undefined  indexNil
3. (file  0) (   0) _fpdata    Global     Undefined  indexNil

PROBLEM:  ('74208,  117-1-12777 of cfs.71000')    (Patch ID: OSF440-199)
********

This patch fixes a problem with nm that causes a core dump when the
LANG environment variable is set to something that causes nm to check
the catalog file (nm.cat).

To duplicate the problem for ksh users:
% export LANG=en_US.ISO8859-1
% /usr/bin/nm /usr/lib/libc.a

/usr/lib/libc.a[NCchrlen.o]:
Memory fault(coredump)