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2) for MSVC, I'm rather more disarmed; made some incomplete guesses.

?queryInterface@OPropertySetHelper@cppu@@W3AA?AVAny@uno@star@sun@com@@ABVType@4567@@Z;
?queryInterface@OPropertySetHelper@cppu@@W7AA?AVAny@uno@star@sun@com@@ABVType@4567@@Z;

The "undname" command that comes with MSVC can be used to demangle MSVC++ identifiers; these two 
are:

[thunk]:public: virtual class com::sun::star::uno::Any __cdecl 
cppu::OPropertySetHelper::queryInterface`adjustor{4}' (class com::sun::star::uno::Type const &)
[thunk]:public: virtual class com::sun::star::uno::Any __cdecl 
cppu::OPropertySetHelper::queryInterface`adjustor{8}' (class com::sun::star::uno::Type const &)

but what that means I have no idea;)

It also seems to me that the msvc_win32_x86_64.map is out of sync: it
has no UDK_3.7, nor UDK_3.8 section; this looks highly suspicious. If
someone is willing to take a look at it and fix it?

Whenever somebody (I, or somebody else) starts looking at the 64-bit MSVC port again... In 
principle solenv/bin/remangle32to64.pl can be used to produce a .map file for x64 MSVC from that 
for x86 MSVC.

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