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# Coding rules
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These apply to rodecomp: Ragnarok Online Ragexe 2026-02-19 (x86), built with MSVC v142 19.29.30159.
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`AGENTS.md` and the current server response's `guidance` take precedence over this file.
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## 1. No comments in the code
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Code carries no explanatory comments: none inside functions, none above them, no file headers, no
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commented-out code. Allowed comments are Clank stable-ID annotations (`// FUNCTION:`, `// GLOBAL:`,
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`// STRING:`, `// VTABLE:`), existing `// OFFSET:` / `// STATIC:` provenance, `// INLINED` markers,
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and field-offset markers (`/* XXXX */`). Use only string literals evidenced in the original executable.
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Put explanations in submission notes rather than adding source comments or creating documentation by default.
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Preserve existing provenance. If the submission gate rejects it, report the policy conflict rather than
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stripping it or disabling the gate. This document does not change the server's accepted syntax.
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## 2. Stable IDs identify implementations and data
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Every reconstructed standalone function gets its existing stable ID directly above its definition:
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```cpp
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// FUNCTION: fn_00123
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void Player::Update(float dt) {
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...
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}
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```
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- Stable-ID annotations contain IDs, never addresses. Addresses live in the symbol database.
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- Preserve existing `// OFFSET: 0x...` and `// STATIC: 0x...` provenance; do not invent addresses or
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require new address comments as a substitute for stable IDs.
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- Use the existing ID of the actual original function. Do not annotate an ordinary destructor with a
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scalar-deleting destructor's ID, or stack a thunk's ID onto its target.
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- For symbols missing from the database, use `td_new_symbol` and its returned annotation.
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- Declarations do not receive implementation annotations. Preserve existing declaration provenance rather
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than rewriting unrelated code solely for style.
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- Prefer non-template definitions in `.cpp` files; retain existing inline accessors and helpers where required
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by the original code and established repository patterns. Do not move bodies merely to satisfy style.
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- Shared types, prototypes and data declarations belong in the appropriate existing header. File-local
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helpers and private types may remain in their `.cpp`; do not introduce a second declaration convention.
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Variables with static storage use the stable annotation returned by the symbol database:
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```cpp
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// GLOBAL: gl_00045
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int g_resourceReuseDelay;
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```
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- Preserve existing `STATIC` provenance on data definitions; it is not a replacement for a stable ID.
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- Keep file-scope definitions near the top of the `.cpp`, after includes. Tables that depend on local helper
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definitions may follow those helpers. Preserve original initialization and teardown ordering.
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- Keep function-local statics local when that matches the original lifetime.
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- `#include` lines always go above everything else in the file (after the include guard in a header). A later pass
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that needs a new header adds it to the include block at the top, never next to the new code.
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- Helper functions used only by one `.cpp` may stay `static` there, defined below the statics; they need no header
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declaration.
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### `// INLINED:` for functions that exist only inlined
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A function that exists only inlined is marked `// INLINED`, not given an invented standalone function ID:
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```cpp
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// INLINED
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static void BuildFullKeyName(const char* keyname, char* buffer) {
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...
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}
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```
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- Preserve existing evidenced inline ranges when present. Do not guess ranges for interleaved instructions.
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- When the copies cannot be delimited (many copies interleaved with surrounding code, or a copy that compiles to
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no instructions), write a bare `// INLINED` without ranges.
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- Inlined code is checked through its callers, not submitted as an invented standalone original.
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## 2a. Verification uses Clank
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- Read `td_disassemble` as ground truth and `td_decompile` as a starting point, not a specification.
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- Run `td_check` on each changed translation unit independently while fixing compilation errors.
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- After changing a header, check its includers before submitting. Compile using `compile.json`; Clank does
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not run CMake, CTest or a complete application link during these checks.
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- Validate the exact proposed payload against clean current server main, without unrelated working-tree
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changes. Include the real prerequisite interfaces, implementations and affected callers, or land them first.
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- Preserve functions that already match. Fix compile errors and structural differences; byte identity is a
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bonus, not permission to distort source or spend unbounded time tuning it.
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- Do not add WoW `// VERIFY:` hashes or use `re/tools/verify.py`; neither is this project's verification workflow.
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- Claims, submission scope and peer-review procedure follow `AGENTS.md` and current server guidance.
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## 3. Every field carries its offset
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Every recovered instance data member of a struct, class or union is prefixed with its evidenced x86 offset:
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```cpp
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class CResourceCache {
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public:
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/* 0000 */ int32_t m_refCount;
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/* 0004 */ CTexture* m_texture;
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/* 0008 */ CRes* m_resource;
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};
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```
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- Format: `/* XXXX */ type name;`, four uppercase hex digits without `0x`, and more digits only
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when the offset needs them (`/* 1A2B0 */`).
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- Preserve established names. For new fields, prefer descriptive names when supported by evidence;
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otherwise retain offset-based names such as `unknown_0010` or the local equivalent.
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- Offsets are those of Ragexe 2026-02-19's x86 layout. Verify known sizes and offsets with x86 assertions;
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do not invent complete layouts from a recovered prefix or add unsupported x64 assumptions.
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## 4. Member order in a class
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For new declarations, prefer the following grouping, without reordering existing fields or virtual slots:
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1. static fields
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2. static functions
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3. fields
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4. virtual functions
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5. functions
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Nested types may precede the groups that use them. Original data layout and virtual-table order always
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take precedence over declaration style; avoid unrelated restyling.
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```cpp
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class CResourceCache {
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public:
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static uint32_t s_optFlags;
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static void AnimateThread(void* arg);
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/* 0000 */ int32_t m_refCount;
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/* 0004 */ CTexture* m_texture;
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virtual ~CResourceCache();
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void AdvanceTime(uint32_t delta);
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};
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```
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## 5. Shared types follow existing subsystem headers
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- Reuse the appropriate header under `Source/` for shared enums and data types.
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- Use an existing `Types.h` if the subsystem has one; do not create a repository-wide `Types.h` migration.
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- Keep dependencies small and avoid cycles. Do not introduce WoW-specific DB or event headers.
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## 6. Diagnostic file and line arguments preserve original behavior
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Preserve evidenced diagnostic strings, file paths and line values when the original passes them explicitly.
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Do not substitute `__FILE__` or `__LINE__` merely to follow a different project's convention, and do not
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invent diagnostic literals. Distinguish compiler-generated diagnostics from application arguments using
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the original instructions.
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## 7. Platform and build scope
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- This target is Windows x86. Keep code in its assigned existing translation unit and subsystem headers.
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- Use the original Win32, DirectDraw, Direct3D, Lua and codec ABIs where evidenced. Preserve calling
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conventions, ownership, field widths and failure behavior.
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- Do not introduce WoW architecture macros, parallel `Win32/` / `Win64/` trees or a new portability layer.
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- Compile individual units with the configured Clank toolchain and `compile.json`, not a new build system.
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- Missing original instructions are a blocker, not permission to invent a fallback or partial implementation.
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# Coding rules
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These apply to rodecomp: Ragnarok Online Ragexe 2026-02-19 (x86), built with MSVC v142 19.29.30159.
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`AGENTS.md` and the current server response's `guidance` take precedence over this file.
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## 1. No comments in the code
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Code carries no explanatory comments: none inside functions, none above them, no file headers, no
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commented-out code. Allowed comments are Clank stable-ID annotations (`// FUNCTION:`, `// GLOBAL:`,
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`// STRING:`, `// VTABLE:`), existing `// OFFSET:` / `// STATIC:` provenance, `// INLINED` markers,
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and field-offset markers (`/* XXXX */`). Use only string literals evidenced in the original executable.
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Put explanations in submission notes rather than adding source comments or creating documentation by default.
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Preserve existing provenance. If the submission gate rejects it, report the policy conflict rather than
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stripping it or disabling the gate. This document does not change the server's accepted syntax.
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## 2. Stable IDs identify implementations and data
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Every reconstructed standalone function gets its existing stable ID directly above its definition:
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```cpp
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// FUNCTION: fn_00123
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void Player::Update(float dt) {
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...
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}
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```
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- Stable-ID annotations contain IDs, never addresses. Addresses live in the symbol database.
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- Preserve existing `// OFFSET: 0x...` and `// STATIC: 0x...` provenance; do not invent addresses or
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require new address comments as a substitute for stable IDs.
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- Use the existing ID of the actual original function. Do not annotate an ordinary destructor with a
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scalar-deleting destructor's ID, or stack a thunk's ID onto its target.
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- For symbols missing from the database, use `td_new_symbol` and its returned annotation.
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- Declarations do not receive implementation annotations. Preserve existing declaration provenance rather
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than rewriting unrelated code solely for style.
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- Prefer non-template definitions in `.cpp` files; retain existing inline accessors and helpers where required
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by the original code and established repository patterns. Do not move bodies merely to satisfy style.
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- Shared types, prototypes and data declarations belong in the appropriate existing header. File-local
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helpers and private types may remain in their `.cpp`; do not introduce a second declaration convention.
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Variables with static storage use the stable annotation returned by the symbol database:
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```cpp
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// GLOBAL: gl_00045
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int g_resourceReuseDelay;
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```
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- Preserve existing `STATIC` provenance on data definitions; it is not a replacement for a stable ID.
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- Keep file-scope definitions near the top of the `.cpp`, after includes. Tables that depend on local helper
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definitions may follow those helpers. Preserve original initialization and teardown ordering.
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- Keep function-local statics local when that matches the original lifetime.
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- `#include` lines always go above everything else in the file (after the include guard in a header). A later pass
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that needs a new header adds it to the include block at the top, never next to the new code.
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- Helper functions used only by one `.cpp` may stay `static` there, defined below the statics; they need no header
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declaration.
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### `// INLINED:` for functions that exist only inlined
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A function that exists only inlined is marked `// INLINED`, not given an invented standalone function ID:
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```cpp
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// INLINED
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static void BuildFullKeyName(const char* keyname, char* buffer) {
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...
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}
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```
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- Preserve existing evidenced inline ranges when present. Do not guess ranges for interleaved instructions.
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- When the copies cannot be delimited (many copies interleaved with surrounding code, or a copy that compiles to
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no instructions), write a bare `// INLINED` without ranges.
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- Inlined code is checked through its callers, not submitted as an invented standalone original.
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## 2a. Verification uses Clank
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- Read `td_disassemble` as ground truth and `td_decompile` as a starting point, not a specification.
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- Run `td_check` on each changed translation unit independently while fixing compilation errors.
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- After changing a header, check its includers before submitting. Compile using `compile.json`; Clank does
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not run CMake, CTest or a complete application link during these checks.
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- Validate the exact proposed payload against clean current server main, without unrelated working-tree
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changes. Include the real prerequisite interfaces, implementations and affected callers, or land them first.
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- Preserve functions that already match. Fix compile errors and structural differences; byte identity is a
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bonus, not permission to distort source or spend unbounded time tuning it.
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- Do not add WoW `// VERIFY:` hashes or use `re/tools/verify.py`; neither is this project's verification workflow.
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- Claims, submission scope and peer-review procedure follow `AGENTS.md` and current server guidance.
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## 3. Every field carries its offset
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Every recovered instance data member of a struct, class or union is prefixed with its evidenced x86 offset:
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```cpp
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class CResourceCache {
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public:
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/* 0000 */ int32_t m_refCount;
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/* 0004 */ CTexture* m_texture;
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/* 0008 */ CRes* m_resource;
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};
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```
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- Format: `/* XXXX */ type name;`, four uppercase hex digits without `0x`, and more digits only
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when the offset needs them (`/* 1A2B0 */`).
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- Preserve established names. For new fields, prefer descriptive names when supported by evidence;
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otherwise retain offset-based names such as `unknown_0010` or the local equivalent.
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- Offsets are those of Ragexe 2026-02-19's x86 layout. Verify known sizes and offsets with x86 assertions;
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do not invent complete layouts from a recovered prefix or add unsupported x64 assumptions.
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## 4. Member order in a class
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For new declarations, prefer the following grouping, without reordering existing fields or virtual slots:
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1. static fields
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2. static functions
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3. fields
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4. virtual functions
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5. functions
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Nested types may precede the groups that use them. Original data layout and virtual-table order always
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take precedence over declaration style; avoid unrelated restyling.
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```cpp
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class CResourceCache {
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public:
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static uint32_t s_optFlags;
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static void AnimateThread(void* arg);
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/* 0000 */ int32_t m_refCount;
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/* 0004 */ CTexture* m_texture;
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virtual ~CResourceCache();
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void AdvanceTime(uint32_t delta);
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};
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```
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## 5. Shared types follow existing subsystem headers
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- Reuse the appropriate header under `Source/` for shared enums and data types.
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- Use an existing `Types.h` if the subsystem has one; do not create a repository-wide `Types.h` migration.
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- Keep dependencies small and avoid cycles. Do not introduce WoW-specific DB or event headers.
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## 6. Diagnostic file and line arguments preserve original behavior
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Preserve evidenced diagnostic strings, file paths and line values when the original passes them explicitly.
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Do not substitute `__FILE__` or `__LINE__` merely to follow a different project's convention, and do not
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invent diagnostic literals. Distinguish compiler-generated diagnostics from application arguments using
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the original instructions.
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## 7. Platform and build scope
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- This target is Windows x86. Keep code in its assigned existing translation unit and subsystem headers.
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- Use the original Win32, DirectDraw, Direct3D, Lua and codec ABIs where evidenced. Preserve calling
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conventions, ownership, field widths and failure behavior.
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- Do not introduce WoW architecture macros, parallel `Win32/` / `Win64/` trees or a new portability layer.
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- Compile individual units with the configured Clank toolchain and `compile.json`, not a new build system.
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- Missing original instructions are a blocker, not permission to invent a fallback or partial implementation.
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14
README.md
14
README.md
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@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
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## Clank Together
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This tree is coordinated with Clank Together. Functions and data carry stable symbol IDs
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instead of addresses (`// FUNCTION: fn_01234`, `// GLOBAL: gl_00042`); the coordinator's symbol database holds
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their addresses in every client build, so a new client version needs new addresses, not a retagged tree.
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`decomp.json` and `config/compile.json` pin the VS compiler and the exact command line of every source.
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See `AGENTS.md` for how to contribute.
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## Clank Together
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This tree is coordinated with Clank Together. Functions and data carry stable symbol IDs
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instead of addresses (`// FUNCTION: fn_01234`, `// GLOBAL: gl_00042`); the coordinator's symbol database holds
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their addresses in every client build, so a new client version needs new addresses, not a retagged tree.
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`decomp.json` and `config/compile.json` pin the VS compiler and the exact command line of every source.
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See `AGENTS.md` for how to contribute.
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