you can create slop that matches, they're called "fake matches". it's basically when you coerce the compiler to output what you want and then the source looks u

you can create slop that matches, they're called "fake matches". it's basically when you coerce the compiler to output what you want and then the source looks unrecognizable. LLMs still produce some of these, specially on C++ decomps.You can see it most often when calling the base class constructor/destructor. Here's an example: https://github.com/emoluvjd2/thps2-demo-decomp/blob/33d2c12bbc4b1606fb3fb5690a2b59335a9127b7/src/CCHUNKBIT.h#L41 https://github.com/emoluvjd2/thps2-demo-decomp/blob/33d2c12b...