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decomp(pal): match five lookup and state-write functions - #74
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Verify 128 bytes through the original compiler pipeline and resolve the six global-address relocations independently. Keep the US progress report unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
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Adds five matching PAL (
SCES_532.85) game functions reconstructed from retail code with PS2Recomp's translated output as an additional reference: three indexed table reads, a three-word state write with an OR-combined middle word, and a float parameter write scaled by 5/6.func_004985D0func_00499AE8func_0049BE58func_00504BF0func_0050FF90Total: 5 canonical functions / 128 matched bytes. Updates both mapping tables and the PAL progress report; the US progress report is unchanged. The C uses the existing compiler pipeline and no new flags or assembler/matching changes.
00499AE8.cuses a GNU zero-length array to describe the externally stored variable-length tail.Validation:
tools/cc.sh; sizes and non-relocated instruction bits match the direct PAL catalogue addresses.Related findings and source-hash/relocation evidence: #73. The unmatched drafts and translation index remain in that issue's research branch; this PR contains only the five matched functions and required maps/reports. No disc data, extracted binaries, generated instruction listings, or SDK material is included.