Handle `__real@` symbols with no size digit

[disinvite]

We have seen symbols like this in MSVC 6 to represent floats:

__real@4@3ff18000000000000000
__real@8@4015800bf60000000000

The interesting part for us is @4@ or @8@ to indicate single or double precision. (i.e. how many bytes wide is this symbol?)

MSVC 7 (officially "Visual C++ .NET 2002") uses symbols like this:

__real@3b95a025
__real@0000000000000000

Here there is no size indicator, but we can use the length of the part that follows the @ (presumably the bytes used) to guess at the size.

[jonschz]

Can we actually handle .NET binaries? I thought it compiles to CIL and we can only handle x86 forn ow

[disinvite]

Can we actually handle .NET binaries? I thought it compiles to CIL and we can only handle x86 forn ow

That did seem odd to me, and the explanation is that the official name for MSVC 7 is "Visual C++ .NET 2002". So the project in question is (probably) not building with the .NET framework.