supersize: Strip linker-added prefixes from symbol names

tools/binary_size/libsupersize/describe.py

 # Copyright 2017 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 """Methods for converting model objects to human-readable formats."""
 
 import datetime
 import itertools
 import time
 
 import models
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     else:
       address = hex(sym.address)
     if self.verbose:
       count_part = '  count=%d' % len(sym) if sym.IsGroup() else ''
       yield '{}@{:<9s}  size={}  padding={}  size_without_padding={}{}'.format(
           sym.section, address, sym.size, sym.padding, sym.size_without_padding,
           count_part)
       yield '    source_path={} \tobject_path={}'.format(
           sym.source_path, sym.object_path)
       if sym.name:
-        yield '    is_anonymous={}  name={}'.format(
-            int(sym.is_anonymous), sym.name)
+        yield '    flags={}  name={}'.format(sym.FlagsString(), sym.name)
         if sym.full_name:
           yield '               full_name={}'.format(sym.full_name)
       elif sym.full_name:
-        yield '    is_anonymous={}  full_name={}'.format(
-            int(sym.is_anonymous), sym.full_name)
+        yield '    flags={}  full_name={}'.format(
+            sym.FlagsString(), sym.full_name)
     else:
       yield '{}@{:<9s}  {:<7} {}'.format(
           sym.section, address, sym.size,
           sym.source_path or sym.object_path or '{no path}')
       if sym.name:
         count_part = ' (count=%d)' % len(sym) if sym.IsGroup() else ''
         yield '    {}{}'.format(sym.name, count_part)
 
   def _DescribeSymbolGroupChildren(self, group, indent=0):
     running_total = 0
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 def GenerateLines(obj, verbose=False, recursive=False):
   """Returns an iterable of lines (without \n) that describes |obj|."""
   return Describer(verbose=verbose, recursive=recursive).GenerateLines(obj)
 
 
 def WriteLines(lines, func):
   for l in lines:
     func(l)
     func('\n')