"IdStringProbe"

generic instantiation in a signature; expected GBox{System.Int32}

Consumer of an instantiated generic type.

method on a generic type taking T; expected grave-accent zero

Generic ref class; arity in the type ID.

indexed property with a long parameter; modopt inside the indexer parentheses

conversion operator with a by-value ref-class parameter; the MSVC docs show IdProbe!IsByValue and a '~' return type

generic method; expected arity marker and grave-accent parameter encoding

nested type of a generic instantiation; how does MSVC distribute the type arguments?

two-dimensional managed array parameter; expected System.Int32[0:,0:]

native reference parameter under /clr; representation evidence

const tracking reference parameter; modifier placement relative to the '@'

tracking reference parameter; expected System.Int32@

const volatile int pointer parameter; modreq and modopt mixed on one type

volatile int pointer parameter; modreq(IsVolatile): the open question is whether MSVC renders '|', '!', or omits it

const char pointer parameter; IsConst and IsSignUnspecifiedByte together (modifier ordering)

char pointer parameter; modopt(IsSignUnspecifiedByte) under a pointer

unsigned long parameter; modopt(IsLong) on UInt32

long parameter; modopt(IsLong) on Int32

const int parameter; known baseline: System.Int32!System.Runtime.CompilerServices.IsConst

Probe class.