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{"type":"tool_use","timestamp":1788994904574,"sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","part":{"type":"tool","tool":"read","callID":"call_QZ3vVohlM0cpONTPcex6RIQ3","state":{"status":"completed","input":{"filePath":"/home/alex/sots-re/campaign/README.md"},"output":"<path>/home/alex/sots-re/campaign/README.md</path>\n<type>file</type>\n<content>\n1: # Canonical campaign controls\n2: \n3: `sots-re/campaign/` is the state authority. Start with your contract, its checkpoint, open\n4: surprises, and [current policy](../guides/multi-agent-workflow.md). Board/dashboard are generated\n5: projections. Historical evidence is not current acceptance. No automatic commits or lab operations.\n6: \n7: Framework development is complete. The `controls-bootstrap` contract reached scoped acceptance;\n8: see [rollout result](rollout/RESULT.md) and its current contract/verdict for source-bound evidence.\n9: Active work is reverse engineering. Change tooling only to unblock a named RE experiment.\n10: \n11: ## Contract format\n12: \n13: `contract.schema.json` is strict JSON Schema (unknown fields and duplicate JSON keys fail).\n14: The standard-library validator implements the schema's used subset. A populated example is\n15: [contracts/controls-bootstrap.json](contracts/controls-bootstrap.json); its lifecycle is in the record.\n16: \n17: Required fields:\n18: \n19: | Field | Structure |\n20: |---|---|\n21: | `id`, `title`, `status` | Slug, short title, lifecycle state |\n22: | `owner` | `{ \"name\": \"worker-identity\", \"role\": \"implementer\" }` |\n23: | `baseline` | `{ \"engine\": {\"path\":\"/absolute/canonical/engine\",\"commit\":\"full-commit-id\"}, \"re\": {\"path\":\"/absolute/canonical/re\",\"commit\":\"full-commit-id\"} }` |\n24: | `scope`, `inputs`, `effects` | Arrays of explicit nonempty strings; include full write set and runtime inputs |\n25: | `original_dependencies` | String array, including original-assisted portions and unavailable inputs |\n26: | `dependencies` | Array of other contract IDs; all must be accepted before ready/implementing |\n27: | `acceptance` | Array of `{ \"id\": \"unique-criterion\", \"axis\": \"validation-scope\", \"criterion\": \"executable requirement\" }` |\n28: | `predictions`, `stop_conditions` | String arrays of predictions and conditions that halt work |\n29: | `checkpoint` | `null` or `campaign/runtime/checkpoints/<id>.json` |\n30: \n31: Optional `evidence` is an array of\n32: `{id,axis,path,sha256,source,integrated,source_binding,binaries,inputs,outcomes}`.\n33: `path` is an existing canonical RE-relative artifact; `sha256` hashes its actual bytes; `source`\n34: equals the contract's complete baseline object. Store understanding,\n35: implementation, original dependencies, and validation scope as separate acceptance/evidence axes.\n36: There is no generic `verified` scalar. Baseline commit IDs describe starting repositories;\n37: dirty source identity is machine-bound by `source_binding`, never inferred from those commits.\n38: Criteria need distinct states, branch exposure, positive execution, complete writes/elements,\n39: allocations/IDs/events/RNG/runtime inputs, synthetic and original-game differentials as applicable.\n40: The CLI checks package identity and declared axes; the independent reviewer evaluates the actual\n41: criteria, gate outcomes, full manifests and integrated reproduction. A passing measurement alone\n42: does not establish acceptance.\n43: \n44: ### Source-bound evidence interface (R4)\n45: \n46: `source_binding` is `{engine:{path,commit,sha256},re:{path,commit,sha256}}`. Generate it with:\n47: \n48: ```sh\n49: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re source-binding research-replacement --engine-worktree /absolute/candidate-engine --re-worktree /absolute/candidate-re\n50: ```\n51: \n52: Omit both worktree arguments to bind the canonical integrated trees. Paths must be Git worktree\n53: roots in the respective baseline repositories. `commit` is the actual current HEAD; `sha256`\n54: is the deterministic digest of the actual file manifest, including dirty/untracked nonignored\n55: files, deleted tracked paths (`null`), file bytes and Unix modes. Symlinks/submodules fail closed.\n56: The fixed manifest policy uses `git ls-files --cached --others --exclude-standard`; ignored\n57: untracked build/output files are not source. Python cache directories are excluded. In RE only,\n58: `verify/results/` and `campaign/` are excluded **except** `campaign/models.json`,\n59: `campaign/contract.schema.json`, and `campaign/agents/**`. These exclusions prevent mutable\n60: contracts/checkpoints/evidence/projections from hashing themselves. Relevant RE tools, tests,\n61: generated facts and guides remain bound. Any consumed item outside that source inventory must\n62: appear among immutable input/binary artifacts. The independent reviewer checks inventory adequacy.\n63: \n64: `binaries` and `inputs` are nonempty arrays of `{path,sha256}` artifact references; for tooling\n65: contracts, bind the executable scripts/interpreter identity package and fixture input package.\n66: `outcomes` exactly covers the acceptance criterion IDs for that evidence axis, with entries\n67: `{criterion,status,artifact:{path,sha256}}`; promotion requires `status: \"pass\"`. Outcome artifacts\n68: contain positive execution, branch/state exposures, reproduction recipe and required effect/input\n69: accounting. The CLI checks identities, hashes and declared outcomes, **not arbitrary criterion\n70: semantics**. The independent verifier must reproduce and challenge those claims.\n71: \n72: For example, an outcome for the bootstrap contract is:\n73: \n74: ```json\n75: {\"criterion\":\"controls-negative-paths\",\"status\":\"pass\",\"artifact\":{\"path\":\"verify/results/controls/result.json\",\"sha256\":\"<actual 64-hex artifact hash>\"}}\n76: ```\n77: \n78: Capture bindings when producing evidence; do not attach a fresh source hash to old measurements.\n79: Every evidence/verdict/promotion check rehashes referenced sources and artifacts. Same-HEAD byte\n80: changes reject old evidence and verdicts. Integrated records require canonical paths, lead in\n81: integration state, and one identical binding across **all** final integrated evidence. A lead's\n82: `integrated` boolean cannot substitute for this check. Verdicts bind the full evidence array and\n83: the source-binding array; old verdicts lacking these identities must be reproduced.\n84: \n85: This contract wrapper is separate from gate measurement schema **`sots-gate/1`**, whose `source`\n86: still has `engine`/`re`. Reference its immutable manifest/binary/input package; do not rename its\n87: fields to match contract `source`. Reporter output is measured evidence, with `--require-match`\n88: for required equality, and gains acceptance only through independent contract/integration gates.\n89: \n90: ## State and transactions\n91: \n92: Every command requires `--state-root /absolute/canonical/sots-re` (the repository, not `campaign/`).\n93: No sibling inference. Control records stay below canonical `campaign/runtime/`; contracts remain\n94: in `campaign/contracts/`. Immutable hashed artifacts may be referenced anywhere inside canonical\n95: RE, including existing `verify/` corpora, without copying them. Absolute/traversing artifact paths,\n96: outside symlinks, Git internals and named secret/private-key locations are rejected; aliases are\n97: checked after resolution too. Never reference secrets or commit owner-supplied binaries/assets.\n98: JSON writes are atomic and fsynced; a canonical `flock` serializes\n99: CLI mutations, WIP decisions, and resource acquisition. Do not hand-edit active state concurrently\n100: with commands. Interrupted multi-file operations retain blocking records and require inspection.\n101: \n102: Runtime APIs (JSON files; no server):\n103: \n104: - `runtime/checkpoints/*.json`: `sots-checkpoint/1`, contract, actor/role/model/session, timestamp,\n105:   contract `basis` digest, bounded summary (6000 characters), up to 32 `{path,sha256}` artifacts,\n106:   and one `next_action` (2000 characters). Include observations versus decisions, source identities,\n107:   tests, blockers, resources/access/cleanup, exact next action in the summary/artifacts.\n108:   Do not attach the checkpoint's own contract as an artifact: saving the pointer changes that\n109:   file. Its task metadata is already covered by `basis`; the CLI rejects this self-reference.\n110: - `runtime/surprises/*.json`: `sots-surprise/1`, id, contract, `status: open|resolved`, summary,\n111:   discriminating probe, actor/model/session provenance where applicable, optional decision ID.\n112: - `runtime/decisions/*.json`: `sots-decision/1`, Astra resolution, explanation/probe, invalidated\n113:   evidence and checkpoint; prior verdict is marked invalidated. Resolution returns needs-revision\n114:   only when all surprises are closed. Re-probe and rebuild evidence; resolution is not acceptance.\n115: - `runtime/verdicts/<contract>.json`: independent verifier actor/session/model, pass/fail,\n116:   explanation, contract basis, complete evidence digest and source-bindings digest.\n117: - `runtime/transitions/*.json`: actor/model, previous/next lifecycle state, timestamp.\n118: - `runtime/leases/<resource>.json`: owner, random token, held/released, acquisition/release provenance.\n119: - `runtime/runs/run-*.json`, `.jsonl`, `.stderr.log`: requested model/config, command, worktree\n120:   manifests before/after, expanded prompt hash, effective configuration hashes, canonical config\n121:   file hashes, actual events/session/model when emitted, completion/checkpoint status. Effective\n122:   provider config is hashed rather than persisted because it can contain credentials.\n123:   `active-<contract>.json` reserves the contract. Interrupted running reservations never auto-expire.\n124: \n125: Lifecycle: `proposed -> ready -> implementing -> verification -> integration -> accepted`.\n126: Blocked and needs-revision edges support repairs; no skipping stages. Ready requires scope,\n127: inputs, acceptance, stop conditions, valid pinned baseline and accepted dependencies. Implementing\n128: is atomically capped at two concurrent contracts; lead schedules only one pilot before enabling\n129: two independent slices. Verification requires fresh checkpoint/artifacts after implementation start.\n130: Integration requires lead plus independent passing verifier bound to current source/evidence.\n131: Accepted requires every declared axis in integrated evidence, passing independent verdict over\n132: that final package, and no open surprises. Adding integrated evidence changes the evidence digest:\n133: the verifier must attest the integrated package again. Handoff/promotion/end checkpoints must be\n134: within 15 minutes; recovery start has no age limit.\n135: \n136: Role/model registry: lead/resolver/architecture-review = `openai/gpt-6-astra`;\n137: analyst/implementer/verifier = `openai/gpt-5.6-terra`; lab = `openai/gpt-5.5`.\n138: CLI identity fields are **claims, not authenticated model authority**. The runner requests the\n139: registry model explicitly and records emitted provenance. Editable JSON, agent permissions and\n140: shell-accessible tooling are not a security boundary. No silent routing fallback.\n141: \n142: ## Commands\n143: \n144: Run from either repository using the canonical tool path when necessary. Examples:\n145: \n146: ```sh\n147: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re validate\n148: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re list\n149: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re status research-replacement\n150: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re checkpoint controls-bootstrap --actor controls-architect --role architecture-review --model openai/gpt-6-astra --session rollout-controls --summary 'Source identities, observations, decisions, tests and blockers are in the attached checkpoint.' --artifact campaign/rollout/controls-worker-state.md --next-action 'Run the independent controls review.'\n151: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re transition controls-bootstrap ready --actor controls-architect --role architecture-review --model openai/gpt-6-astra\n152: ```\n153: \n154: `surprise CONTRACT --summary TEXT --probe TEXT` blocks immediately. `resolve SURPRISE_ID\n155: --explanation TEXT --probe TEXT` requires claimed Astra lead/resolver. Both also require\n156: `--actor NAME --role ROLE --model MODEL`. `evidence CONTRACT --record campaign/path.json`\n157: uses the same identity flags; record format is the evidence object above. Integrated records\n158: require lead and integration state. `verdict CONTRACT --session SESSION --verdict pass|fail\n159: --explanation TEXT` requires verifier identity flags and independent actor/session.\n160: \n161: ```sh\n162: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re lease acquire windows-vm --actor lab-one --role lab --model openai/gpt-5.5\n163: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re lease show windows-vm\n164: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re lease release windows-vm --actor lab-one --role lab --model openai/gpt-5.5 --token TOKEN_FROM_ACQUIRE\n165: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re lease release windows-vm --actor lead --role lead --model openai/gpt-6-astra --lead-release --reason 'Confirmed prior operator stopped; access and cleanup checked.'\n166: ```\n167: \n168: No stale lease stealing. Explicit lead release requires an explanation and lab preconditions,\n169: side effects, cleanup, and access verification in the operator checkpoint. Treat lease tokens\n170: as local owner capabilities, not secrets to put in a board/dashboard.\n171: \n172: ## Fresh bounded launches\n173: \n174: Prepare **two actual linked worktrees**, each distinct from its canonical source repository,\n175: at the contract's full baseline commit. No auto commits/worktree creation. Launch uses explicit\n176: canonical `OPENCODE_CONFIG`, checks matching repo-local agent/model/40 steps, and sets the final\n177: environment overlay to bind requested role/model/steps. Other inherited config overrides are\n178: cleared. `opencode models` must list the exact requested model even for dry runs.\n179: \n180: ```sh\n181: python3 tools/run_agent.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re --role implementer --actor worker-one --contract slice-one --engine-worktree /home/alex/worktrees/slice-one-engine --re-worktree /home/alex/worktrees/slice-one-re --cwd engine --dry-run\n182: ```\n183: \n184: Remove `--dry-run` to execute. Normal worker launch requires a valid durable checkpoint, matching\n185: owner/role/status, no open surprises, baseline HEADs and canonical Git common-directory identity.\n186: Recovery checks checkpoint identity/basis and artifact hashes regardless of age, rechecks any\n187: source-bound evidence, and validates paired Git worktree/baseline identity. Missing ordinary-worker\n188: state still blocks. Bootstrap lead/architecture-review can start without a checkpoint; they still\n189: need paired worktrees. Astra lead/resolver may launch a blocked contract with open surprises and\n190: without a worker checkpoint in **resolution-only** scope: read evidence and write decisions/state,\n191: no implementation. Its prompt and permission overlay carry that limit, and worktree source changes\n192: fail completion. Ordinary affected workers stay blocked. Other Astra architecture actors receive\n193: explicit architecture authority within their owned scope. Each run is a fresh\n194: `opencode run --format json --model ... --agent ...`; no resume/continue option is used. The prompt\n195: supplies the run ID to use as checkpoint `--session`; actual OpenCode session IDs are captured\n196: separately when emitted. On exit, a checkpoint after start matching actor/role/model/run ID is\n197: mandatory or the run is marked incomplete. Completion additionally requires a zero exit, no\n198: `type:error`, a successful `step_finish` with `part.reason: \"stop\"`, one nonempty actual session ID,\n199: and consistent explicitly emitted model IDs. Text/tool-call/length events alone cannot complete a\n200: run. Missing model emission is recorded `observed_model_status: \"unavailable\"`, never invented.\n201: \n202: The runner checks the exact Git baseline again under reservation lock, rejects intervening contract\n203: changes, and checks canonical model/prompt/config files and effective configuration for drift at\n204: completion. Expanded role prompt/model/steps are frozen in the last-layer environment overlay.\n205: `opencode debug config` runs in the actual launch cwd with the actual environment before execution\n206: and again at completion. Permissions explicitly allow read/search, ordinary worker shell commands,\n207: and external-directory access to the assigned paired trees plus canonical RE; role-specific edit\n208: denies survive. Task delegation and interactive questions are denied. No `--auto` is required.\n209: Noninteractive command/environment tests and a live loader check cover this overlay; an actual\n210: normal worker launch smoke is a separate lead integration check. Permissions and before/after\n211: checks are operational guards, not a sandbox or continuous filesystem audit.\n212: Compaction is a backstop; no token threshold or machine-enforced 20-tool-call claim.\n213: \n214: ## Local verification\n215: \n216: ```sh\n217: python3 -m unittest discover -s verify/campaign -p 'test_*.py' -v\n218: python3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re validate\n219: ```\n220: \n221: Tests create commits only in disposable fixture repositories, linked worktrees and fake OpenCode processes; they do\n222: not launch agents or touch the lab. Historical rollout artifacts retain the scope and source identity\n223: of their runs; consult the accepted contract and current evidence, not an old handoff's status prose.\n\n(End of file - total 223 lines)\n</content>","metadata":{"preview":"# Canonical campaign controls\n\n`sots-re/campaign/` is the state authority. Start with your contract, its checkpoint, open\nsurprises, and [current policy](../guides/multi-agent-workflow.md). Board/dashboard are generated\nprojections. Historical evidence is not current acceptance. No automatic commits or lab operations.\n\nFramework development is complete. The `controls-bootstrap` contract reached scoped acceptance;\nsee [rollout result](rollout/RESULT.md) and its current contract/verdict for source-bound evidence.\nActive work is reverse engineering. Change tooling only to unblock a named RE experiment.\n\n## Contract format\n\n`contract.schema.json` is strict JSON Schema (unknown fields and duplicate JSON keys fail).\nThe standard-library validator implements the schema's used subset. 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Change tooling only to unblock a named RE experiment.\n\n## Contract format\n\n`contract.schema.json` is strict JSON Schema (unknown fields and duplicate JSON keys fail).\nThe standard-library validator implements the schema's used subset. A populated example is\n[contracts/controls-bootstrap.json](contracts/controls-bootstrap.json); its lifecycle is in the record.\n\nRequired fields:\n\n| Field | Structure |\n|---|---|\n| `id`, `title`, `status` | Slug, short title, lifecycle state |\n| `owner` | `{ \"name\": \"worker-identity\", \"role\": \"implementer\" }` |\n| `baseline` | `{ \"engine\": {\"path\":\"/absolute/canonical/engine\",\"commit\":\"full-commit-id\"}, \"re\": {\"path\":\"/absolute/canonical/re\",\"commit\":\"full-commit-id\"} }` |\n| `scope`, `inputs`, `effects` | Arrays of explicit nonempty strings; include full write set and runtime inputs |\n| `original_dependencies` | String array, including original-assisted portions and unavailable inputs |\n| `dependencies` | Array of other contract IDs; all must be accepted before ready/implementing |\n| `acceptance` | Array of `{ \"id\": \"unique-criterion\", \"axis\": \"validation-scope\", \"criterion\": \"executable requirement\" }` |\n| `predictions`, `stop_conditions` | String arrays of predictions and conditions that halt work |\n| `checkpoint` | `null` or `campaign/runtime/checkpoints/<id>.json` |\n\nOptional `evidence` is an array of\n`{id,axis,path,sha256,source,integrated,source_binding,binaries,inputs,outcomes}`.\n`path` is an existing canonical RE-relative artifact; `sha256` hashes its actual bytes; `source`\nequals the contract's complete baseline object. Store understanding,\nimplementation, original dependencies, and validation scope as separate acceptance/evidence axes.\nThere is no generic `verified` scalar. Baseline commit IDs describe starting repositories;\ndirty source identity is machine-bound by `source_binding`, never inferred from those commits.\nCriteria need distinct states, branch exposure, positive execution, complete writes/elements,\nallocations/IDs/events/RNG/runtime inputs, synthetic and original-game differentials as applicable.\nThe CLI checks package identity and declared axes; the independent reviewer evaluates the actual\ncriteria, gate outcomes, full manifests and integrated reproduction. A passing measurement alone\ndoes not establish acceptance.\n\n### Source-bound evidence interface (R4)\n\n`source_binding` is `{engine:{path,commit,sha256},re:{path,commit,sha256}}`. Generate it with:\n\n```sh\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re source-binding research-replacement --engine-worktree /absolute/candidate-engine --re-worktree /absolute/candidate-re\n```\n\nOmit both worktree arguments to bind the canonical integrated trees. Paths must be Git worktree\nroots in the respective baseline repositories. `commit` is the actual current HEAD; `sha256`\nis the deterministic digest of the actual file manifest, including dirty/untracked nonignored\nfiles, deleted tracked paths (`null`), file bytes and Unix modes. Symlinks/submodules fail closed.\nThe fixed manifest policy uses `git ls-files --cached --others --exclude-standard`; ignored\nuntracked build/output files are not source. Python cache directories are excluded. In RE only,\n`verify/results/` and `campaign/` are excluded **except** `campaign/models.json`,\n`campaign/contract.schema.json`, and `campaign/agents/**`. These exclusions prevent mutable\ncontracts/checkpoints/evidence/projections from hashing themselves. Relevant RE tools, tests,\ngenerated facts and guides remain bound. Any consumed item outside that source inventory must\nappear among immutable input/binary artifacts. The independent reviewer checks inventory adequacy.\n\n`binaries` and `inputs` are nonempty arrays of `{path,sha256}` artifact references; for tooling\ncontracts, bind the executable scripts/interpreter identity package and fixture input package.\n`outcomes` exactly covers the acceptance criterion IDs for that evidence axis, with entries\n`{criterion,status,artifact:{path,sha256}}`; promotion requires `status: \"pass\"`. Outcome artifacts\ncontain positive execution, branch/state exposures, reproduction recipe and required effect/input\naccounting. The CLI checks identities, hashes and declared outcomes, **not arbitrary criterion\nsemantics**. The independent verifier must reproduce and challenge those claims.\n\nFor example, an outcome for the bootstrap contract is:\n\n```json\n{\"criterion\":\"controls-negative-paths\",\"status\":\"pass\",\"artifact\":{\"path\":\"verify/results/controls/result.json\",\"sha256\":\"<actual 64-hex artifact hash>\"}}\n```\n\nCapture bindings when producing evidence; do not attach a fresh source hash to old measurements.\nEvery evidence/verdict/promotion check rehashes referenced sources and artifacts. Same-HEAD byte\nchanges reject old evidence and verdicts. Integrated records require canonical paths, lead in\nintegration state, and one identical binding across **all** final integrated evidence. A lead's\n`integrated` boolean cannot substitute for this check. Verdicts bind the full evidence array and\nthe source-binding array; old verdicts lacking these identities must be reproduced.\n\nThis contract wrapper is separate from gate measurement schema **`sots-gate/1`**, whose `source`\nstill has `engine`/`re`. Reference its immutable manifest/binary/input package; do not rename its\nfields to match contract `source`. Reporter output is measured evidence, with `--require-match`\nfor required equality, and gains acceptance only through independent contract/integration gates.\n\n## State and transactions\n\nEvery command requires `--state-root /absolute/canonical/sots-re` (the repository, not `campaign/`).\nNo sibling inference. Control records stay below canonical `campaign/runtime/`; contracts remain\nin `campaign/contracts/`. Immutable hashed artifacts may be referenced anywhere inside canonical\nRE, including existing `verify/` corpora, without copying them. Absolute/traversing artifact paths,\noutside symlinks, Git internals and named secret/private-key locations are rejected; aliases are\nchecked after resolution too. Never reference secrets or commit owner-supplied binaries/assets.\nJSON writes are atomic and fsynced; a canonical `flock` serializes\nCLI mutations, WIP decisions, and resource acquisition. Do not hand-edit active state concurrently\nwith commands. Interrupted multi-file operations retain blocking records and require inspection.\n\nRuntime APIs (JSON files; no server):\n\n- `runtime/checkpoints/*.json`: `sots-checkpoint/1`, contract, actor/role/model/session, timestamp,\n  contract `basis` digest, bounded summary (6000 characters), up to 32 `{path,sha256}` artifacts,\n  and one `next_action` (2000 characters). Include observations versus decisions, source identities,\n  tests, blockers, resources/access/cleanup, exact next action in the summary/artifacts.\n  Do not attach the checkpoint's own contract as an artifact: saving the pointer changes that\n  file. Its task metadata is already covered by `basis`; the CLI rejects this self-reference.\n- `runtime/surprises/*.json`: `sots-surprise/1`, id, contract, `status: open|resolved`, summary,\n  discriminating probe, actor/model/session provenance where applicable, optional decision ID.\n- `runtime/decisions/*.json`: `sots-decision/1`, Astra resolution, explanation/probe, invalidated\n  evidence and checkpoint; prior verdict is marked invalidated. Resolution returns needs-revision\n  only when all surprises are closed. Re-probe and rebuild evidence; resolution is not acceptance.\n- `runtime/verdicts/<contract>.json`: independent verifier actor/session/model, pass/fail,\n  explanation, contract basis, complete evidence digest and source-bindings digest.\n- `runtime/transitions/*.json`: actor/model, previous/next lifecycle state, timestamp.\n- `runtime/leases/<resource>.json`: owner, random token, held/released, acquisition/release provenance.\n- `runtime/runs/run-*.json`, `.jsonl`, `.stderr.log`: requested model/config, command, worktree\n  manifests before/after, expanded prompt hash, effective configuration hashes, canonical config\n  file hashes, actual events/session/model when emitted, completion/checkpoint status. Effective\n  provider config is hashed rather than persisted because it can contain credentials.\n  `active-<contract>.json` reserves the contract. Interrupted running reservations never auto-expire.\n\nLifecycle: `proposed -> ready -> implementing -> verification -> integration -> accepted`.\nBlocked and needs-revision edges support repairs; no skipping stages. Ready requires scope,\ninputs, acceptance, stop conditions, valid pinned baseline and accepted dependencies. Implementing\nis atomically capped at two concurrent contracts; lead schedules only one pilot before enabling\ntwo independent slices. Verification requires fresh checkpoint/artifacts after implementation start.\nIntegration requires lead plus independent passing verifier bound to current source/evidence.\nAccepted requires every declared axis in integrated evidence, passing independent verdict over\nthat final package, and no open surprises. Adding integrated evidence changes the evidence digest:\nthe verifier must attest the integrated package again. Handoff/promotion/end checkpoints must be\nwithin 15 minutes; recovery start has no age limit.\n\nRole/model registry: lead/resolver/architecture-review = `openai/gpt-6-astra`;\nanalyst/implementer/verifier = `openai/gpt-5.6-terra`; lab = `openai/gpt-5.5`.\nCLI identity fields are **claims, not authenticated model authority**. The runner requests the\nregistry model explicitly and records emitted provenance. Editable JSON, agent permissions and\nshell-accessible tooling are not a security boundary. No silent routing fallback.\n\n## Commands\n\nRun from either repository using the canonical tool path when necessary. Examples:\n\n```sh\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re validate\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re list\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re status research-replacement\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re checkpoint controls-bootstrap --actor controls-architect --role architecture-review --model openai/gpt-6-astra --session rollout-controls --summary 'Source identities, observations, decisions, tests and blockers are in the attached checkpoint.' --artifact campaign/rollout/controls-worker-state.md --next-action 'Run the independent controls review.'\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re transition controls-bootstrap ready --actor controls-architect --role architecture-review --model openai/gpt-6-astra\n```\n\n`surprise CONTRACT --summary TEXT --probe TEXT` blocks immediately. `resolve SURPRISE_ID\n--explanation TEXT --probe TEXT` requires claimed Astra lead/resolver. Both also require\n`--actor NAME --role ROLE --model MODEL`. `evidence CONTRACT --record campaign/path.json`\nuses the same identity flags; record format is the evidence object above. Integrated records\nrequire lead and integration state. `verdict CONTRACT --session SESSION --verdict pass|fail\n--explanation TEXT` requires verifier identity flags and independent actor/session.\n\n```sh\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re lease acquire windows-vm --actor lab-one --role lab --model openai/gpt-5.5\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re lease show windows-vm\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re lease release windows-vm --actor lab-one --role lab --model openai/gpt-5.5 --token TOKEN_FROM_ACQUIRE\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re lease release windows-vm --actor lead --role lead --model openai/gpt-6-astra --lead-release --reason 'Confirmed prior operator stopped; access and cleanup checked.'\n```\n\nNo stale lease stealing. Explicit lead release requires an explanation and lab preconditions,\nside effects, cleanup, and access verification in the operator checkpoint. Treat lease tokens\nas local owner capabilities, not secrets to put in a board/dashboard.\n\n## Fresh bounded launches\n\nPrepare **two actual linked worktrees**, each distinct from its canonical source repository,\nat the contract's full baseline commit. No auto commits/worktree creation. Launch uses explicit\ncanonical `OPENCODE_CONFIG`, checks matching repo-local agent/model/40 steps, and sets the final\nenvironment overlay to bind requested role/model/steps. Other inherited config overrides are\ncleared. `opencode models` must list the exact requested model even for dry runs.\n\n```sh\npython3 tools/run_agent.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re --role implementer --actor worker-one --contract slice-one --engine-worktree /home/alex/worktrees/slice-one-engine --re-worktree /home/alex/worktrees/slice-one-re --cwd engine --dry-run\n```\n\nRemove `--dry-run` to execute. Normal worker launch requires a valid durable checkpoint, matching\nowner/role/status, no open surprises, baseline HEADs and canonical Git common-directory identity.\nRecovery checks checkpoint identity/basis and artifact hashes regardless of age, rechecks any\nsource-bound evidence, and validates paired Git worktree/baseline identity. Missing ordinary-worker\nstate still blocks. Bootstrap lead/architecture-review can start without a checkpoint; they still\nneed paired worktrees. Astra lead/resolver may launch a blocked contract with open surprises and\nwithout a worker checkpoint in **resolution-only** scope: read evidence and write decisions/state,\nno implementation. Its prompt and permission overlay carry that limit, and worktree source changes\nfail completion. Ordinary affected workers stay blocked. Other Astra architecture actors receive\nexplicit architecture authority within their owned scope. Each run is a fresh\n`opencode run --format json --model ... --agent ...`; no resume/continue option is used. The prompt\nsupplies the run ID to use as checkpoint `--session`; actual OpenCode session IDs are captured\nseparately when emitted. On exit, a checkpoint after start matching actor/role/model/run ID is\nmandatory or the run is marked incomplete. Completion additionally requires a zero exit, no\n`type:error`, a successful `step_finish` with `part.reason: \"stop\"`, one nonempty actual session ID,\nand consistent explicitly emitted model IDs. Text/tool-call/length events alone cannot complete a\nrun. Missing model emission is recorded `observed_model_status: \"unavailable\"`, never invented.\n\nThe runner checks the exact Git baseline again under reservation lock, rejects intervening contract\nchanges, and checks canonical model/prompt/config files and effective configuration for drift at\ncompletion. Expanded role prompt/model/steps are frozen in the last-layer environment overlay.\n`opencode debug config` runs in the actual launch cwd with the actual environment before execution\nand again at completion. Permissions explicitly allow read/search, ordinary worker shell commands,\nand external-directory access to the assigned paired trees plus canonical RE; role-specific edit\ndenies survive. Task delegation and interactive questions are denied. No `--auto` is required.\nNoninteractive command/environment tests and a live loader check cover this overlay; an actual\nnormal worker launch smoke is a separate lead integration check. Permissions and before/after\nchecks are operational guards, not a sandbox or continuous filesystem audit.\nCompaction is a backstop; no token threshold or machine-enforced 20-tool-call claim.\n\n## Local verification\n\n```sh\npython3 -m unittest discover -s verify/campaign -p 'test_*.py' -v\npython3 tools/campaign.py --state-root /home/alex/sots-re validate\n```\n\nTests create commits only in disposable fixture repositories, linked worktrees and fake OpenCode processes; they do\nnot launch agents or touch the lab. 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The function scans\n13:   first at observer+0x274 through last at +0x278; +0x27c capacity is not read in this wrapper.\n14:   Empty list or exhausted search reaches 0x007ba274. Capacity handling belongs to 0x007b7320.\n15: - The observer is stack argument 1 (`[ebp+8]`), not argument 2. Stack argument 2 (`[ebp+0xc]`)\n16:   supplies observation eligibility bytes and the field used to select the with-mask bit.\n17: - Stack argument 3 is a TechDef-like object whose string starts at **object+4**. It is not a\n18:   bare string pointer: source length is object+0x14 and capacity object+0x18. The comparison uses\n19:   destination string at record+0x0c. Confirm semantic TechDef identity using the caller/schema.\n20: \n21: ## Pinned instructions / static callable boundary\n22: \n23: Wrapper 0x007ba1a0 uses this in ECX, three stack arguments, returns with **ret 0x0c** at 0x007ba32b.\n24: Its ECX-derived object supplies the 16-bit turn at +0x0c. The owner callback caller prepares ECX\n25: from player+8 minus four and pushes (technology, player, player) in reverse argument order.\n26: \n27: Before searching it requires three non-null arguments, applies subject eligibility at +0xfb/+0xfc,\n28: and calls master-tree helper 0x0057e6d0 on argument 3. A nonzero helper result suppresses recording.\n29: The exact semantics of that helper remain a named follow-up, not a guessed always-false predicate.\n30: \n31: Search increments by **0x2c**, compares full names via 0x004236a0, and preserves an existing\n32: element if found. On absence it constructs a stack temporary (0x008562a0), appends via 0x007b7320,\n33: then operates on the newly appended element at last-0x2c:\n34: \n35: - first/last turns are 16-bit offsets **+4/+6**;\n36: - name assignment targets the string at **+0x0c** via 0x00425430;\n37: - both new and existing paths update last turn **+6** and OR a bit into **+0x28**, using\n38:   subject+0x28 as the x86 shift count;\n39: - existing-path first-turn/name stay unchanged in this wrapper.\n40: \n41: Append is followed by conditional destruction of the TEMPORARY string when capacity >=16.\n42: The temporary lifetime does not permit stealing its buffer into the appended element. Copy/\n43: reallocation/destruction inside 0x007b7320 must be recovered before implementation.\n44: \n45: These facts are static ABI/ordering evidence. 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Capacity handling belongs to 0x007b7320.\n- The observer is stack argument 1 (`[ebp+8]`), not argument 2. Stack argument 2 (`[ebp+0xc]`)\n  supplies observation eligibility bytes and the field used to select the with-mask bit.\n- Stack argument 3 is a TechDef-like object whose string starts at **object+4**. It is not a\n  bare string pointer: source length is object+0x14 and capacity object+0x18. The comparison uses\n  destination string at record+0x0c. Confirm semantic TechDef identity using the caller/schema.\n\n## Pinned instructions / static callable boundary\n\nWrapper 0x007ba1a0 uses this in ECX, three stack arguments, returns with **ret 0x0c** at 0x007ba32b.\nIts ECX-derived object supplies the 16-bit turn at +0x0c. 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The binary establishes this order:\n12: \n13: 1. Call RecordObservedTech at **0x008917dc**, passing the technology and the player twice;\n14:    `ecx` is formed from the server reference at player+8 minus four (when non-null).\n15: 2. Compare completing technology to player+0x294. If matched, optionally call the pending-roll\n16:    handler at 0x0088df20, then clear player+0x3b4 and player+0x294.\n17: 3. Unless silent, format and post the completion event at **0x008919b5**. Its text branches\n18:    use the research progress-ratio result before applying economic effects.\n19: 4. Execute the technology-specific scalar effects and common completion tail.\n20: \n21: Thus the observed-record operation precedes target clearing, and the completion event precedes\n22: economic effect writes. A replacement should preserve this order; the earlier conceptual pipeline\n23: diagram was not an instruction-order specification.\n24: \n25: ## W1 IND_Waldo scalar path\n26: \n27: `MasterTechTree::IsTech` is tested with immediate **10001 / 0x2711** at 0x00891a05.\n28: The true branch reaches 0x00891a7f: subtract the qword constant at 0x009e2318 from construction\n29: modifiers +0x10c/+0x110/+0x114, store each as float32; add the qword constant at 0x009ed188 to\n30: output modifier +0x124 and store float32. Raw literals:\n31: \n32: - 0x009e2318: `00 00 00 a0 99 99 b9 3f` = double-widened float32 0.1.\n33: - 0x009ed188: `00 00 00 40 33 33 c3 3f` = double-widened float32 0.15.\n34: \n35: The common tail invokes bitmask rebuilding, the node-bore updater and species flags. W1's four\n36: numeric writes do not justify skipping the common tail or patching later bankruptcy/repair values.\n37: \n38: ## Decompiler hazard: missing post-delete control flow\n39: \n40: Fresh ReVa decompilation marks operator_delete at 0x00924faa as non-returning. This truncates\n41: real logic: UpdateNodeBoreParams is reported as ending at 0x00818365, immediately after its delete\n42: call. Local executable disassembly shows:\n43: \n44: - 0x00818361: call 0x00924faa;\n45: - 0x00818366: caller stack cleanup;\n46: - **0x00818369: write zero to player+0x308**;\n47: - **0x00818382: return**.\n48: \n49: Its positive branch allocates **12 bytes** through 0x00924fb6 if the pointer is absent, constructs\n50: the object through 0x006e18c0, stores the pointer, and copies three words from selected parameters.\n51: It is not a read-only helper. Both allocation/free helpers are import thunks. Fresh PE import\n52: inspection pins them to **MSVCR100.dll**: 0x00924faa jumps through IAT 0x009dd1c8 to\n53: `??3@YAXPAX@Z` (scalar operator delete); 0x00924fb6 jumps through IAT 0x009dd1d0 to\n54: `??2@YAPAXI@Z` (scalar operator new). The import descriptor's first thunk is RVA 0x005dd15c;\n55: entries 27 and 29 resolve those slots. See pe-headers-and-imports.txt and allocation-import-thunks.txt.\n56: This provides a concrete original-runtime allocation boundary; it does not justify substituting\n57: the MinGW runtime allocator for memory the original's destructors will free.\n58: \n59: The same false non-return annotation appears after long-string temporary cleanup in the main\n60: callback. At 0x008919d1 the binary calls delete, then falls through to effect processing at\n61: 0x008919d9; the decompiler labels that branch non-returning. Therefore decompiled absence of a\n62: write/return after deletion cannot be evidence that the original lacks it.\n63: \n64: ## Astra decision / next RE action\n65: \n66: Continue this read-only RE slice with raw instructions as authority on affected lifetime paths.\n67: Do not change the shared database during concurrent analysis. Retain the flawed decompilation\n68: as evidence of the limitation. No replacement or allocator-safety claim follows from these facts.\n69: Next: verify the analyst's ObservedTech/event ownership recovery against the binary, then issue\n70: the smallest concrete implementation handoff. The allocator import family is now pinned statically.\n\n(End of file - total 70 lines)\n</content>","metadata":{"preview":"# Research callback: fresh instruction-stream findings\n\nLead: openai/gpt-6-astra, 2026-09-09. Static RE, not live replacement verification.\nOriginal binary: dumps/sots.exe, SHA-256\n`970b7de729956a53094c7eb98aba4270aee98e2fed5daf0d39e290013c90c841` (matches recorded fingerprint).\nFresh ReVa reads were cross-checked against local GNU objdump on that executable. No Ghidra edits.\nRaw/materialized captures: verify/results/research-callback/.\n\n## Callback order is observable, not interchangeable\n\nOnTechResearched starts at 0x00891790. The binary establishes this order:\n\n1. Call RecordObservedTech at **0x008917dc**, passing the technology and the player twice;\n   `ecx` is formed from the server reference at player+8 minus four (when non-null).\n2. Compare completing technology to player+0x294. If matched, optionally call the pending-roll\n   handler at 0x0088df20, then clear player+0x3b4 and player+0x294.\n3. Unless silent, format and post the completion event at **0x008919b5**. Its text branches\n   use the research progress-ratio result before applying economic effects.\n4. Execute the technology-specific scalar effects and common completion tail.\n","truncated":false,"loaded":[],"display":{"type":"file","path":"/home/alex/sots-re/campaign/research/research-callback-order.md","text":"# Research callback: fresh instruction-stream findings\n\nLead: openai/gpt-6-astra, 2026-09-09. Static RE, not live replacement verification.\nOriginal binary: dumps/sots.exe, SHA-256\n`970b7de729956a53094c7eb98aba4270aee98e2fed5daf0d39e290013c90c841` (matches recorded fingerprint).\nFresh ReVa reads were cross-checked against local GNU objdump on that executable. No Ghidra edits.\nRaw/materialized captures: verify/results/research-callback/.\n\n## Callback order is observable, not interchangeable\n\nOnTechResearched starts at 0x00891790. The binary establishes this order:\n\n1. Call RecordObservedTech at **0x008917dc**, passing the technology and the player twice;\n   `ecx` is formed from the server reference at player+8 minus four (when non-null).\n2. Compare completing technology to player+0x294. If matched, optionally call the pending-roll\n   handler at 0x0088df20, then clear player+0x3b4 and player+0x294.\n3. Unless silent, format and post the completion event at **0x008919b5**. Its text branches\n   use the research progress-ratio result before applying economic effects.\n4. Execute the technology-specific scalar effects and common completion tail.\n\nThus the observed-record operation precedes target clearing, and the completion event precedes\neconomic effect writes. A replacement should preserve this order; the earlier conceptual pipeline\ndiagram was not an instruction-order specification.\n\n## W1 IND_Waldo scalar path\n\n`MasterTechTree::IsTech` is tested with immediate **10001 / 0x2711** at 0x00891a05.\nThe true branch reaches 0x00891a7f: subtract the qword constant at 0x009e2318 from construction\nmodifiers +0x10c/+0x110/+0x114, store each as float32; add the qword constant at 0x009ed188 to\noutput modifier +0x124 and store float32. Raw literals:\n\n- 0x009e2318: `00 00 00 a0 99 99 b9 3f` = double-widened float32 0.1.\n- 0x009ed188: `00 00 00 40 33 33 c3 3f` = double-widened float32 0.15.\n\nThe common tail invokes bitmask rebuilding, the node-bore updater and species flags. W1's four\nnumeric writes do not justify skipping the common tail or patching later bankruptcy/repair values.\n\n## Decompiler hazard: missing post-delete control flow\n\nFresh ReVa decompilation marks operator_delete at 0x00924faa as non-returning. This truncates\nreal logic: UpdateNodeBoreParams is reported as ending at 0x00818365, immediately after its delete\ncall. Local executable disassembly shows:\n\n- 0x00818361: call 0x00924faa;\n- 0x00818366: caller stack cleanup;\n- **0x00818369: write zero to player+0x308**;\n- **0x00818382: return**.\n\nIts positive branch allocates **12 bytes** through 0x00924fb6 if the pointer is absent, constructs\nthe object through 0x006e18c0, stores the pointer, and copies three words from selected parameters.\nIt is not a read-only helper. Both allocation/free helpers are import thunks. Fresh PE import\ninspection pins them to **MSVCR100.dll**: 0x00924faa jumps through IAT 0x009dd1c8 to\n`??3@YAXPAX@Z` (scalar operator delete); 0x00924fb6 jumps through IAT 0x009dd1d0 to\n`??2@YAPAXI@Z` (scalar operator new). The import descriptor's first thunk is RVA 0x005dd15c;\nentries 27 and 29 resolve those slots. See pe-headers-and-imports.txt and allocation-import-thunks.txt.\nThis provides a concrete original-runtime allocation boundary; it does not justify substituting\nthe MinGW runtime allocator for memory the original's destructors will free.\n\nThe same false non-return annotation appears after long-string temporary cleanup in the main\ncallback. At 0x008919d1 the binary calls delete, then falls through to effect processing at\n0x008919d9; the decompiler labels that branch non-returning. Therefore decompiled absence of a\nwrite/return after deletion cannot be evidence that the original lacks it.\n\n## Astra decision / next RE action\n\nContinue this read-only RE slice with raw instructions as authority on affected lifetime paths.\nDo not change the shared database during concurrent analysis. Retain the flawed decompilation\nas evidence of the limitation. No replacement or allocator-safety claim follows from these facts.\nNext: verify the analyst's ObservedTech/event ownership recovery against the binary, then issue\nthe smallest concrete implementation handoff. The allocator import family is now pinned statically.","lineStart":1,"lineEnd":70,"totalLines":70,"truncated":false}},"title":"campaign/research/research-callback-order.md","time":{"start":1788994916486,"end":1788994916539}},"metadata":{"openai":{"itemId":"fc_0ba9ff6d84fec3db016aa1e56451e487d1beae9157ab1138ca"}},"id":"prt_088681081001KzgXHhmtqT48RX","sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","messageID":"msg_08867e320001lTG40eyYJofGfQ"}}
{"type":"tool_use","timestamp":1788994916575,"sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","part":{"type":"tool","tool":"read","callID":"call_qD7gf4sJz6noMC8J2tCNcUXn","state":{"status":"completed","input":{"filePath":"/home/alex/sots-re/findings/subsystems/observedtech-append.md"},"output":"<path>/home/alex/sots-re/findings/subsystems/observedtech-append.md</path>\n<type>file</type>\n<content>\n1: # `vector<ObservedTech> otch` — pinned, and the displacement scanner that pinned it\n2: \n3: Lane X. Static/host only; VM140 was held by lane F and the game was never run.\n4: \n5: Two things here: a general-purpose tool (`tools/x86disp.py`) for a class of cross-reference\n6: Ghidra cannot index, and the `ServerPlayer+0x274` answer it was built to get.\n7: \n8: ---\n9: \n10: ## 1. The gap the tool fills\n11: \n12: Ghidra indexes **immediate** operands. It does not index **ModRM displacements**. On a\n13: 41,411-function MSVC C++ binary `lea reg,[reg+disp]` is *the* idiom for taking the address of\n14: a member — it is how every `std::vector`, every `std::string`, every embedded sub-object gets\n15: passed to a method or a constructor. So `find-constant-uses 0x274` returned 13 unrelated hits\n16: and none of them was the vector, and lane P correctly concluded the search was a limitation\n17: rather than evidence of absence.\n18: \n19: Lane E only found `EventStorage` at `+0x29c` because a whole accessor function happened to\n20: exist (`lea eax,[ecx+0x29c]; ret`). We were blind to this whole reference class all campaign,\n21: with ~1,600 classes still to go.\n22: \n23: ## 2. The tool — `tools/x86disp.py`\n24: \n25: A real x86-32 **length decoder** (legacy prefixes, 1-/2-/3-byte opcodes, ModRM, SIB, disp8\n26: sign-extended, disp32, every immediate form), swept from Ghidra's function starts so every\n27: decode begins on a genuine instruction boundary. It indexes every memory operand that carries\n28: a displacement, then answers \"what code touches offset N off some object?\" with the containing\n29: function, instruction address, base register and decoded instruction.\n30: \n31: Correctness points that would otherwise produce confident garbage, all handled:\n32: \n33: * `mod=0,rm=5` and `mod=0,rm=4,sib.base=5` are **disp32 with no base** — an absolute global\n34:   address, not a member offset. Excluded from member queries. (Without this, every\n35:   `mov eax,[0x00a2bd88]` in the binary shows up as a \"displacement\".)\n36: * `mod=1` disp8 is **sign-extended**: `-0x08` must not be reported as `+0xf8`.\n37: * `mod=3` is a register operand with no displacement at all.\n38: * `0x67` address-size prefix means 16-bit ModRM, a different layout entirely — refused rather\n39:   than mis-decoded.\n40: \n41: Commands: `build`, `query <disp>`, `cohort`, `func <va>`, `dis <va>`, `stats`, `brute`.\n42: \n43: **Decode quality:**\n44: \n45: ```\n46: functions swept : 41089\n47: instructions    : 2174504\n48: disp sites      : 612166\n49: desyncs         : 70 (0.17% of functions)\n50: code coverage   : 6142049/6142358 (100.0%)\n51: ```\n52: \n53: Zero unknown-opcode desyncs — the opcode tables cover everything this binary contains. All 70\n54: desyncs are truncations at a section/function boundary, not lost sync inside real code.\n55: \n56: > Gotcha worth carrying: the first build clipped each sweep at `fva + Ghidra's sizeInBytes`\n57: > and lost 11% of functions to mid-instruction truncation — Ghidra's `sizeInBytes` understates\n58: > real bodies often enough to matter (it was cutting valid `mov esp,ebp; pop ebp; ret`\n59: > epilogues in half). Sweeping to the **next function start** instead took coverage 89% → 100%.\n60: \n61: The tool works off a local cache (`dumps/`, gitignored: the exe, the function list, the index)\n62: so it never hammers the shared Ghidra box. `tools/cache_functions.py` pulls the function list\n63: once.\n64: \n65: ## 3. Validation — it rediscovers what we already knew\n66: \n67: Run before any new claim was made.\n68: \n69: **GT1 — `ServerPlayer::GetEventStorage`, the one accessor we already had:**\n70: \n71: ```\n72: $ uv run python3 tools/x86disp.py func 0x0080db00\n73: ServerPlayer_GetEventStorage @ 0x0080db00 size 7\n74:   0x0080db00  lea eax,[ecx+0x29c]   ServerPlayer_GetEventStorage+0x0  (8d819c020000)\n75: ```\n76: \n77: **GT2 — lane E's two `OnTechResearched` sites, plus one it did not have:**\n78: \n79: ```\n80: $ uv run python3 tools/x86disp.py query 0x29c --lea\n81:  ProcessTurn  @0x00891340\n82:   0x00891713  lea ecx,[esi+0x29c]   ProcessTurn+0x3d3          <-- NEW\n83:  OnTechResearched  @0x00891790\n84:   0x008919ab  lea ecx,[esi+0x29c]   OnTechResearched+0x21b     <-- known\n85:   0x0089241d  lea ecx,[esi+0x29c]   OnTechResearched+0xc8d     <-- known\n86: ```\n87: \n88: **GT3 — `EvNxID` at `ServerPlayer+0x2b0`:** 90 sites found; the `ServerPlayer` ones are present.\n89: This one is also the honest illustration of the precision problem — see §5.\n90: \n91: **GT4 — positive control for the cohort ranker.** Given the 50 `ServerPlayer` offsets already\n92: in `struct-recovery.md`, `FUN_0087fac0` scores **50 co-hits out of 50** — it is the\n93: `ServerPlayer` serializer, and nothing else in the binary comes close. A scanner that could\n94: not surface that function from a bare offset query would not be worth using.\n95: \n96: ## 4. The answer: `sizeof(ObservedTech)` and the append site\n97: \n98: ### `sizeof(Game::ObservedTech) = 0x2c` (44 bytes) — verified, three independent ways\n99: \n100: **(a)** `vector<ObservedTech>::operator=` at `0x00872380` divides the vector's byte span by a\n101: constant using MSVC's magic-number sequence:\n102: \n103: ```\n104: 0x00872398  mov ecx,[edi+0x4]      ; src._Mylast\n105: 0x0087239b  mov edi,[edi]          ; src._Myfirst\n106: 0x0087239d  sub ecx,edi            ; byte span\n107: 0x0087239f  mov eax,0x2e8ba2e9\n108: 0x008723a4  imul ecx\n109: 0x008723a6  sar edx,3\n110: ```\n111: \n112: `ceil(2^35 / 44) == 0x2e8ba2e9` **exactly**, and emulating the full sequence reproduces\n113: n = 0,1,2,3,10,71,1000 from spans of 0,44,88,132,440,3124,44000. Divisor = 44, unambiguously.\n114: \n115: **(b)** The same function then multiplies back by the literal stride:\n116: \n117: ```\n118: 0x0087243a  imul ecx,ecx,0x2c\n119: 0x0087243d  add ecx,[esi]          ; this->_Myfirst + n*44\n120: 0x00872441  mov [esi+0x4],ecx      ; this->_Mylast = ...\n121: ```\n122: \n123: Same literal at `0x00872468` and at `0x007b735b` inside `push_back`.\n124: \n125: **(c)** The linear search in the append function advances its iterator by `add edi,0x2c`\n126: (`0x007ba257`).\n127: \n128: This matches the on-disk lower bound *exactly* — 4 × `int` + one `0x1c` `std::string` = 44 —\n129: so there is no padding slack anywhere in the element.\n130: \n131: ### The append site\n132: \n133: ```\n134: FUN_007ba1a0 = RecordObservedTech   (direct callee of ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched 0x00891790)\n135: \n136: 0x007ba221  mov edi,[esi+0x274]     ; it = observer->otch._Myfirst\n137: 0x007ba227  cmp edi,[esi+0x278]     ; ... != _Mylast ?\n138: 0x007ba22d  je  0x007ba274          ; empty -> append\n139:       loop: compare each element's name string (this = elem+0x0c, length = [elem+0x1c])\n140: 0x007ba257  add edi,0x2c            ; ++it   *** stride 44 ***\n141: 0x007ba25a  cmp edi,[esi+0x278]\n142: 0x007ba260  jne loop\n143: 0x007ba274  lea ecx,[ebp-0x3c]\n144: 0x007ba277  call 0x008562a0         ; ObservedTech::ObservedTech()  on the stack\n145: 0x007ba27e  push eax\n146: 0x007ba27f  lea ecx,[esi+0x274]     ; this = &player->otch      <<< THE APPEND\n147: 0x007ba288  call 0x007b7320         ; vector<ObservedTech>::push_back\n148: ```\n149: \n150: `push_back` (`0x007b7320`) grows via `0x007b5820` when `_Mylast == _Myend` — **that realloc is\n151: exactly why lane R's guard saw all three of `player+0x274/0x278/0x27c` move on a completion**,\n152: rather than only `_Mylast`.\n153: \n154: `RecordObservedTech` is called from `OnTechResearched` (`0x00891790`) and from `0x007be228`,\n155: `0x007be4e1`, `0x007be535`. It is a **de-duplicating** append: it appends only if no existing\n156: element already carries that tech name — worth knowing for the reimplementation, since a naive\n157: `push_back` would diverge on a re-observation.\n158: \n159: Neither `push_back` nor `operator=` is COMDAT-ambiguous: `0x007b7320` has exactly one caller\n160: (`RecordObservedTech`, `ecx = player+0x274`) and `0x00872380` has two, both passing\n161: `ServerPlayer+0x274`. `0x007b5820` **is** shared with `FUN_0086dec0` and may be a folded body,\n162: so it is labelled `vector_44B_grow`, not as ObservedTech-specific.\n163: \n164: ### Element layout — as far as the evidence actually goes\n165: \n166: The default ctor at `0x008562a0` writes vtable `0x00a2439c` at `+0x00`. RTTI:\n167: COL `0x00a81c78` → type descriptor `0x00aeede4` → **`.?AVObservedTech@Game@@`**. So\n168: `ObservedTech` is polymorphic and its first word is a vptr, not a data field — which the\n169: on-disk shape does not tell you.\n170: \n171: > **Superseded 2026-09-08 by lane S — see §9.** The table as first written called the\n172: > embedded string 0x18 bytes and left `+0x08`, `+0x24`, `+0x28` unaccounted. `+0x24` is not a\n173: > field: it is the string's own trailing allocator word. The corrected map is below; the\n174: > original reasoning is kept in §9 because the way it went wrong is the useful part.\n175: \n176: | offset | size | member | evidence |\n177: |---|---|---|---|\n178: | `+0x00` | 4 | vptr `0x00a2439c` | ctor writes it, RTTI-confirmed |\n179: | `+0x04` | 2 | `uint16 otnF` (turn first observed) | `mov word [eax-0x28],cx` at `0x007ba2b0` (`eax` = `_Mylast`, element = `_Mylast-0x2c`), source `[ebx+0xc]`; tag from `ObservedTech::Write` |\n180: | `+0x06` | 2 | `uint16 otnL` (turn last observed) | `mov word [eax-0x26],dx` at `0x007ba2c6`, **same source word** `[ebx+0xc]` — first sighting sets first == last |\n181: | `+0x08` | 1 | `bool odet` | ctor stores a **byte** (`mov [esi+0x8],bl`, `0x008562f4`); copy-ctor copies a byte; serialised with `WriteBool`/`ReadBool` |\n182: | `+0x0c..+0x27` | 0x1c | `std::string otch` (tech name) | object base `+0x0c`, MSVC `{_Bx[16] @0, _Mysize @0x10, _Myres @0x14, _Alval @0x18}`. Ctor writes `[+0x0c]=0`, `[+0x1c]=0`, `[+0x20]=0xf`; the search loop reads `[+0x1c]` as the length and calls compare with `this = +0x0c`; the post-append assign uses `lea ecx,[_Mylast-0x20]` = `+0x0c`. `+0x24` is `_Alval` — never read, never written, by anything |\n183: | `+0x28` | 4 | `int owith` | ctor zeroes it; `ObservedTech::Write` emits it last |\n184: \n185: `4 + 2 + 2 + 1(+3 pad) + 0x1c + 4 = 0x2c` exactly — sizeof is fully accounted for, with no\n186: padding slack and no unaccounted field.\n187: \n188: ### Where the mapping came from — the serializer\n189: \n190: `Game::ObservedTech`'s vftable `0x00a2439c` is the usual 3 slots\n191: `{ [0] 0x00793610 scalar deleting dtor, [1] 0x00817c40 Read, [2] 0x00817cf0 Write }`.\n192: `Write` enumerates the entire object, in order, and touches nothing else:\n193: \n194: ```\n195: 0x00817cff  movzx ecx,word [edi+0x04]   push 0xa2b38c \"otnF\"   -> stream vft+0x24 (int)\n196: 0x00817d0f  movzx ecx,word [edi+0x06]   push 0xa2b384 \"otnL\"   -> stream vft+0x24 (int)\n197: 0x00817d26  lea   eax,[edi+0x08]        push 0xa2b36c \"odet\"   -> WriteBool  0x008b9c20\n198: 0x00817d37  lea   ecx,[edi+0x0c]        push 0xa2b3e8 \"otch\"   -> WriteString 0x008b9d70\n199: 0x00817d46  mov   eax,[edi+0x28]        push 0xa2b364 \"owith\"  -> stream vft+0x24 (int)\n200: ```\n201: \n202: `Read` (`0x00817c40`) is the exact mirror: `otnF`/`otnL` read as ints and stored back with\n203: 16-bit `mov word [ebx],ax`, `odet` through `ReadBool`, `otch` through `ReadString`, `owith`\n204: reached as `add edi,0x28`. That matches the on-disk order `save_reader.py` already had\n205: (`Otch = otnF otnL odet otch(string) owith`), which is a nice independent agreement between\n206: the disassembly and the save oracle.\n207: \n208: `Game::ObservedWeapon` (`Write` `0x00817bc0`, `Read` `0x00817b10`) is the same element shape\n209: with tag `owep` (`0x00a2b3f0`) in place of `otch` — a second instance of the identical 0x2c\n210: layout.\n211: \n212: Lane P's `observed_techs` region byte delta remains a valid live cross-check and should come\n213: back as exactly 44 per completion.\n214: \n215: ## 5. False-positive rate, honestly\n216: \n217: Two different error rates, and the interesting one is not the one you'd expect.\n218: \n219: **Decode-level error of the naive method is low.** A raw byte scan for `8D` + ModRM + the\n220: displacement — the thing you'd write without a decoder — is mostly *right*:\n221: \n222: | query | naive candidates | not actually an instruction | real sites the naive scan **missed** |\n223: |---|---|---|---|\n224: | `lea`, disp32 `0x274` | 19 | 0 (0.0%) | **80 of 99** |\n225: | 11 common opcodes, disp32 `0x274` | 89 | 1 (1.1%) | 11 of 99 |\n226: | `lea`, disp8 `0x14` | 828 | 1 (0.1%) | **13,784 of 14,611** |\n227: | 11 common opcodes, disp8 `0x14` | 10,326 | 59 (0.6%) | 4,344 of 14,611 |\n228: \n229: So the decoder's win is **recall, not decode precision**. A hand-written opcode set misses\n230: 80–94% of the real accesses, because a member is read, written, compared, and float-loaded far\n231: more often than its address is taken, and you cannot enumerate those opcodes by hand.\n232: \n233: **Class-level precision is the real problem, and it is poor.** The scanner knows the\n234: displacement; it cannot know what class the base register holds. `query 0x274` returns 99 sites\n235: in 45 functions and only about 6 of those functions are actually touching `ServerPlayer::otch`\n236: — roughly **13% precision by function**. The honest way to state the value is as search-space\n237: reduction: 41,411 functions → 45, about **900×**, down to a list a human reads in two minutes.\n238: \n239: **The cohort ranker helps, and has a trap.** Scoring functions by how many *already-known*\n240: offsets of the same class they touch pulls real class methods to the top (the serializer hits\n241: 50/50). But it would have **thrown away the correct answer**: `RecordObservedTech` touches only\n242: `0x274` and `0x278` and nothing else on `ServerPlayer`, so any `--min>=1` filter drops it. Use\n243: cohort as a ranker, never as a filter. This is now written into the tool's own docstring.\n244: \n245: What actually closed the case was the plain `query 0x274` list **intersected with one call-graph\n246: lookup** (`OnTechResearched`'s direct callees). Displacement scan for recall, call graph for\n247: disambiguation — neither alone was enough.\n248: \n249: ## 6. Previously anonymous offsets — attribution results\n250: \n251: The payoff was smaller than hoped, because most of the audit's anonymous offsets had already\n252: been named by other lanes since the audit was written.\n253: \n254: | offset | status before | after |\n255: |---|---|---|\n256: | `player+0x274/0x278/0x27c` | \"vector grew, append site unknown\" | **`RecordObservedTech+0xdf` (0x007ba27f)**, `sizeof` = 0x2c |\n257: | `player+0x2b0` | already named by lane E | unchanged (`EvNxID`) |\n258: | `TechTree+0x20` | already `TechTree_off_OrderCounter` | unchanged |\n259: | `ServerPlayer+0x308` | already `ServerPlayer_off_NodeBore` | unchanged |\n260: | `Budget+0x64` | harness-audit row 11: \"the original writes it\" | **not supported.** See below |\n261: \n262: **`Budget+0x64` (harness-audit row 11) — a correction.** `ServerPlayer::ComputeBudget`\n263: (`0x00863030`) writes its `Budget*` out-param through `esi`, and every such store lands in\n264: `+0x00..+0x54` (the 22-int block). The only two `+0x64` accesses in the whole function are\n265: **loads off a different base register** (`mov ecx,[eax+0x64]` at `0x0086328c`,\n266: `mov edx,[eax+0x64]` at `0x0086335d`). There is no store to `Budget+0x64` in `ComputeBudget`.\n267: \n268: Separately, `TechTree::ProcessResearch`'s `int* overbudget` fourth argument is **not**\n269: `Budget+0x64`: its only caller is `ProcessTurn` (`0x00891340`) and the call at `0x008914a5`\n270: passes `lea edx,[ebp-0x14]` — a stack local, consumed immediately after the call\n271: (`mov eax,[ebp-0x14]; cmp eax,0; jle`).\n272: \n273: This agrees with lane R, whose `budget_object` guard saw `Budget+0x64` change in **0 of 4284\n274: calls**. Row 11 should be reclassified from \"the original writes it and B1 never checked\" to\n275: \"nothing has been shown to write it\"; the remaining way to settle it is a write watchpoint on\n276: that word, not another static search.\n277: \n278: ## 7. Verdict on the technique\n279: \n280: Worth keeping, with its limits stated. It answered a question that had been parked, and the\n281: `0x29c` validation turned up a `ProcessTurn` `EventStorage` site nobody had. But it is a\n282: **recall** tool that produces a 20–100 line candidate list per offset, not an oracle: every\n283: result still needs a call-graph or decompiler check before it is a fact. For the ~1,600\n284: remaining classes the realistic workflow is `query <offset>` → read the list → confirm with one\n285: cross-reference call.\n286: \n287: ## 8. Ghidra writeback\n288: \n289: Labels: `RecordObservedTech` `0x007ba1a0`, `vector_ObservedTech_push_back` `0x007b7320`,\n290: `ObservedTech_ctor` `0x008562a0`, `vector_ObservedTech_assign` `0x00872380`,\n291: `vector_44B_grow` `0x007b5820`, `vftable_ObservedTech` `0x00a2439c`. Plate comments carrying\n292: the stride evidence on the first four.\n293: \n294: `addresses.json`: `ObservedTech_sizeof`, `ObservedTech_vftable`, `ObservedTech_off_Name`,\n295: `RecordObservedTech`, `vector_ObservedTech_push_back`, `vector_ObservedTech_assign`,\n296: `ObservedTech_ctor`, `vector_44B_grow`; `ServerPlayer_off_ObservedTechs` updated from\n297: \"NOT PINNED\" to `verified`.\n298: \n299: **Lane S round (2026-09-08).** Labels: `ObservedTech_Write` `0x00817cf0`, `ObservedTech_Read`\n300: `0x00817c40`, `ObservedTech_scalar_deleting_dtor` `0x00793610`, `ObservedWeapon_Write`\n301: `0x00817bc0`, `ObservedWeapon_Read` `0x00817b10`, `vector_ObservedTech_uninit_copy` `0x0079a150`,\n302: `vector_string_find_by_name` `0x00699bd0`. Prototypes on the five class methods. Plate comments\n303: carrying the full member map on the two serializers, the ctor, the dtor and the copy helper, and\n304: the `sizeof(std::string) = 0x1c` fact on `Stream::WriteString` `0x008b9d70` and on the\n305: `vector<string>` stride site `0x00699bd0` — the two places a future lane is most likely to look.\n306: `addresses.json` +10 entries (`std_string_sizeof`, `ObservedTech_Read/_Write/_dtor/_copy_ctor`,\n307: `ObservedTech_off_TurnFirst/_TurnLast/_Detected/_With`, `ObservedWeapon_Write`), 4 corrected.\n308: \n309: ---\n310: \n311: ## 9. `std::string` is 0x1c, not 0x18 — the correction, and why it mattered (lane S, 2026-09-08)\n312: \n313: §4 above originally reported the embedded string as **0x18 bytes**, against the campaign-wide\n314: `_Bx@0, _Mysize@0x10, _Myres@0x14, _Alval@0x18`, sizeof `0x1c`. Lane X flagged it as \"worth\n315: re-checking\" rather than asserting it, which was the right call: **`0x1c` is correct, and it is\n316: correct everywhere in this binary.** `ObservedTech+0x24` is the string's own trailing allocator\n317: word, not a data member.\n318: \n319: ### Why the 0x18 reading looked right\n320: \n321: Everything lane X observed was accurate. The string's *live* fields really do stop at `+0x14`\n322: (`_Bx@0`, `_Mysize@0x10`, `_Myres@0x14`), because `_Alval` is `std::allocator<char>` — an empty\n323: class. It occupies a word of the object but is never loaded or stored, so it is invisible to\n324: any evidence based on **what the code touches**. Sizing a type from its accessed fields\n325: undercounts it by exactly the tail padding. The same trap is live for `std::vector` in this\n326: build, which is `{_Myfirst, _Mylast, _Myend, _Alval}` = `0x10` while only three words are ever\n327: read (`events.md` already records the `_Alval` word at `EventStorage+0x10` and `+0x14`).\n328: \n329: ### The three things that settle it inside `ObservedTech`\n330: \n331: Each is a *complete enumeration* of the object, which is the right instrument here — an\n332: enumeration can show a field's **absence**, a touch-scan cannot.\n333: \n334: 1. **`ObservedTech::Write` `0x00817cf0`** serialises `+0x04, +0x06, +0x08, +0x0c, +0x28`.\n335:    No `+0x24`. (`Read` `0x00817c40` mirrors it.)\n336: 2. **`ObservedTech_ctor` `0x008562a0`** initialises `+0x00, +0x04, +0x08, +0x0c(string), +0x28`.\n337:    No `+0x24` — while zeroing every other scalar in the object.\n338: 3. **The copy constructor**, inlined at `0x0079a184` inside the vector's uninitialised-copy\n339:    helper `FUN_0079a150`, copies `+0x04, +0x06, +0x08`, the string at `+0x0c`, and `+0x28`.\n340:    No `+0x24`.\n341: \n342: A 4-byte data member that the constructor, the copy constructor and the serializer all ignore\n343: is not a data member.\n344: \n345: ### Binary-wide check — `tools/strfootprint.py`\n346: \n347: One class is an anecdote, so the same question was put to the whole binary. Every serializer\n348: hands member pointers to the `Mars::Stream` primitive helpers with a fixed idiom\n349: (`lea r,[base+disp]; push r; push tag; push stream; call helper`), so the scanner recovers\n350: `(base, disp, tag)` for every string site and then asks: does the same function touch any other\n351: offset inside `(N, N+0x1c)` off the same base register?\n352: \n353: ```\n354: string helper call sites            : 241\n355:   resolved to a class member offset : 65\n356:   stack temporaries (ebp/esp base)  : 30\n357:   offset not reached by a plain lea : 146\n358: \n359: members with a sibling inside (N, N+0x1c) : 0\n360: \n361: gap from a string member to the next member on the same base:\n362:   +0x1c   : 51\n363:   +0x20   : 1\n364: ```\n365: \n366: **65 string members across every serializer in the exe, zero collisions, and 51 of the 52\n367: measurable gaps are exactly `0x1c`.** The single `+0x20` is `StrategyServer::KeyPath` at\n368: `+0x134`, whose *Read* side gives `+0x1c` to `+0x150` — the writer simply skips a member.\n369: There is no `0x18` instantiation, no empty-base-optimised variant, and no game-local string\n370: class. One layout, `0x1c`.\n371: \n372: Two exclusions matter or the scan reports noise, and both are why a naive version of this\n373: would have \"confirmed\" 0x18:\n374: \n375: * **`ebp`/`esp` bases are stack temporaries, not members.** A local string at `[ebp-0x2c]`\n376:   shows accesses at `-0x1c` and `-0x18` — which read exactly like two sibling fields inside\n377:   the span. All 30 such sites are excluded.\n378: * **`N+0x10` and `N+0x14` are the string's own `_Mysize`/`_Myres`**, touched inline whenever\n379:   the compiler expands the `_Myres >= 16 ? _Ptr : _Buf` test at a call site.\n380: \n381: ### Independent corroboration outside the scan\n382: \n383: * `FUN_00699bd0` walks a `vector<std::string>` doing the SSO test at `[esi+0x14]`/`[esi]` —\n384:   element base *is* string base — and advances `add esi,0x1c` (`0x00699c29`). The stride of a\n385:   vector of strings **is** `sizeof(std::string)`.\n386: * `EventStorage::PostEvent` `0x008862b0` takes two by-value `std::string`s at `[ebp+0x08]` and\n387:   `[ebp+0x24]` (spacing `0x1c`) and `RET 0x4c` = `2*0x1c + 5*4`.\n388: * `MoraleEvent` is 0x50 bytes with its name string at `+0x34`: `0x34 + 0x1c = 0x50` exactly.\n389: \n390: ### Blast radius — what actually had to change\n391: \n392: Nothing in any recovered struct table. Every string-bearing layout in `struct-recovery.md`,\n393: `save-editor-structs.md`, `events.md` and `schema-gaps-resolved.md` already used `0x1c` spans\n394: and `0x1c` inter-field gaps, and the binary agrees with all of them. `ServerPlayer::pswd` at\n395: `0x2dc..0x2f7` — the row §4 asked to re-check — is **correct**: `Write` `0x008563e0` puts the\n396: next member exactly `0x1c` above it. The corrections were confined to three prose statements\n397: that had propagated the 0x18 number (`loader-prototypes.md` conventions line, the\n398: `GlobalConst_ParseString` prototype in `addresses.json`, and §4 here) plus one transposition in\n399: `struct-recovery.md` §0 that said `size@0x14, res@0x18` where the verified offsets are\n400: `0x10`/`0x14`.\n401: \n402: The lesson worth carrying, and the reason this was worth chasing rather than reconciling: **do\n403: not size a struct member from the offsets the code touches.** Trailing empty-allocator words in\n404: this build's STL are invisible to a touch-scan and cost exactly 4 bytes every time. Size types\n405: from an enumeration — a serializer, a constructor, a copy constructor, or a container stride.\n\n(End of file - total 405 lines)\n</content>","metadata":{"preview":"# `vector<ObservedTech> otch` — pinned, and the displacement scanner that pinned it\n\nLane X. Static/host only; VM140 was held by lane F and the game was never run.\n\nTwo things here: a general-purpose tool (`tools/x86disp.py`) for a class of cross-reference\nGhidra cannot index, and the `ServerPlayer+0x274` answer it was built to get.\n\n---\n\n## 1. The gap the tool fills\n\nGhidra indexes **immediate** operands. It does not index **ModRM displacements**. On a\n41,411-function MSVC C++ binary `lea reg,[reg+disp]` is *the* idiom for taking the address of\na member — it is how every `std::vector`, every `std::string`, every embedded sub-object gets\npassed to a method or a constructor. So `find-constant-uses 0x274` returned 13 unrelated hits\nand none of them was the vector, and lane P correctly concluded the search was a limitation\nrather than evidence of absence.\n\nLane E only found `EventStorage` at `+0x29c` because a whole accessor function happened to\nexist (`lea eax,[ecx+0x29c]; ret`). We were blind to this whole reference class all campaign,","truncated":false,"loaded":[],"display":{"type":"file","path":"/home/alex/sots-re/findings/subsystems/observedtech-append.md","text":"# `vector<ObservedTech> otch` — pinned, and the displacement scanner that pinned it\n\nLane X. Static/host only; VM140 was held by lane F and the game was never run.\n\nTwo things here: a general-purpose tool (`tools/x86disp.py`) for a class of cross-reference\nGhidra cannot index, and the `ServerPlayer+0x274` answer it was built to get.\n\n---\n\n## 1. The gap the tool fills\n\nGhidra indexes **immediate** operands. It does not index **ModRM displacements**. On a\n41,411-function MSVC C++ binary `lea reg,[reg+disp]` is *the* idiom for taking the address of\na member — it is how every `std::vector`, every `std::string`, every embedded sub-object gets\npassed to a method or a constructor. So `find-constant-uses 0x274` returned 13 unrelated hits\nand none of them was the vector, and lane P correctly concluded the search was a limitation\nrather than evidence of absence.\n\nLane E only found `EventStorage` at `+0x29c` because a whole accessor function happened to\nexist (`lea eax,[ecx+0x29c]; ret`). We were blind to this whole reference class all campaign,\nwith ~1,600 classes still to go.\n\n## 2. The tool — `tools/x86disp.py`\n\nA real x86-32 **length decoder** (legacy prefixes, 1-/2-/3-byte opcodes, ModRM, SIB, disp8\nsign-extended, disp32, every immediate form), swept from Ghidra's function starts so every\ndecode begins on a genuine instruction boundary. It indexes every memory operand that carries\na displacement, then answers \"what code touches offset N off some object?\" with the containing\nfunction, instruction address, base register and decoded instruction.\n\nCorrectness points that would otherwise produce confident garbage, all handled:\n\n* `mod=0,rm=5` and `mod=0,rm=4,sib.base=5` are **disp32 with no base** — an absolute global\n  address, not a member offset. Excluded from member queries. (Without this, every\n  `mov eax,[0x00a2bd88]` in the binary shows up as a \"displacement\".)\n* `mod=1` disp8 is **sign-extended**: `-0x08` must not be reported as `+0xf8`.\n* `mod=3` is a register operand with no displacement at all.\n* `0x67` address-size prefix means 16-bit ModRM, a different layout entirely — refused rather\n  than mis-decoded.\n\nCommands: `build`, `query <disp>`, `cohort`, `func <va>`, `dis <va>`, `stats`, `brute`.\n\n**Decode quality:**\n\n```\nfunctions swept : 41089\ninstructions    : 2174504\ndisp sites      : 612166\ndesyncs         : 70 (0.17% of functions)\ncode coverage   : 6142049/6142358 (100.0%)\n```\n\nZero unknown-opcode desyncs — the opcode tables cover everything this binary contains. All 70\ndesyncs are truncations at a section/function boundary, not lost sync inside real code.\n\n> Gotcha worth carrying: the first build clipped each sweep at `fva + Ghidra's sizeInBytes`\n> and lost 11% of functions to mid-instruction truncation — Ghidra's `sizeInBytes` understates\n> real bodies often enough to matter (it was cutting valid `mov esp,ebp; pop ebp; ret`\n> epilogues in half). Sweeping to the **next function start** instead took coverage 89% → 100%.\n\nThe tool works off a local cache (`dumps/`, gitignored: the exe, the function list, the index)\nso it never hammers the shared Ghidra box. `tools/cache_functions.py` pulls the function list\nonce.\n\n## 3. Validation — it rediscovers what we already knew\n\nRun before any new claim was made.\n\n**GT1 — `ServerPlayer::GetEventStorage`, the one accessor we already had:**\n\n```\n$ uv run python3 tools/x86disp.py func 0x0080db00\nServerPlayer_GetEventStorage @ 0x0080db00 size 7\n  0x0080db00  lea eax,[ecx+0x29c]   ServerPlayer_GetEventStorage+0x0  (8d819c020000)\n```\n\n**GT2 — lane E's two `OnTechResearched` sites, plus one it did not have:**\n\n```\n$ uv run python3 tools/x86disp.py query 0x29c --lea\n ProcessTurn  @0x00891340\n  0x00891713  lea ecx,[esi+0x29c]   ProcessTurn+0x3d3          <-- NEW\n OnTechResearched  @0x00891790\n  0x008919ab  lea ecx,[esi+0x29c]   OnTechResearched+0x21b     <-- known\n  0x0089241d  lea ecx,[esi+0x29c]   OnTechResearched+0xc8d     <-- known\n```\n\n**GT3 — `EvNxID` at `ServerPlayer+0x2b0`:** 90 sites found; the `ServerPlayer` ones are present.\nThis one is also the honest illustration of the precision problem — see §5.\n\n**GT4 — positive control for the cohort ranker.** Given the 50 `ServerPlayer` offsets already\nin `struct-recovery.md`, `FUN_0087fac0` scores **50 co-hits out of 50** — it is the\n`ServerPlayer` serializer, and nothing else in the binary comes close. A scanner that could\nnot surface that function from a bare offset query would not be worth using.\n\n## 4. The answer: `sizeof(ObservedTech)` and the append site\n\n### `sizeof(Game::ObservedTech) = 0x2c` (44 bytes) — verified, three independent ways\n\n**(a)** `vector<ObservedTech>::operator=` at `0x00872380` divides the vector's byte span by a\nconstant using MSVC's magic-number sequence:\n\n```\n0x00872398  mov ecx,[edi+0x4]      ; src._Mylast\n0x0087239b  mov edi,[edi]          ; src._Myfirst\n0x0087239d  sub ecx,edi            ; byte span\n0x0087239f  mov eax,0x2e8ba2e9\n0x008723a4  imul ecx\n0x008723a6  sar edx,3\n```\n\n`ceil(2^35 / 44) == 0x2e8ba2e9` **exactly**, and emulating the full sequence reproduces\nn = 0,1,2,3,10,71,1000 from spans of 0,44,88,132,440,3124,44000. Divisor = 44, unambiguously.\n\n**(b)** The same function then multiplies back by the literal stride:\n\n```\n0x0087243a  imul ecx,ecx,0x2c\n0x0087243d  add ecx,[esi]          ; this->_Myfirst + n*44\n0x00872441  mov [esi+0x4],ecx      ; this->_Mylast = ...\n```\n\nSame literal at `0x00872468` and at `0x007b735b` inside `push_back`.\n\n**(c)** The linear search in the append function advances its iterator by `add edi,0x2c`\n(`0x007ba257`).\n\nThis matches the on-disk lower bound *exactly* — 4 × `int` + one `0x1c` `std::string` = 44 —\nso there is no padding slack anywhere in the element.\n\n### The append site\n\n```\nFUN_007ba1a0 = RecordObservedTech   (direct callee of ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched 0x00891790)\n\n0x007ba221  mov edi,[esi+0x274]     ; it = observer->otch._Myfirst\n0x007ba227  cmp edi,[esi+0x278]     ; ... != _Mylast ?\n0x007ba22d  je  0x007ba274          ; empty -> append\n      loop: compare each element's name string (this = elem+0x0c, length = [elem+0x1c])\n0x007ba257  add edi,0x2c            ; ++it   *** stride 44 ***\n0x007ba25a  cmp edi,[esi+0x278]\n0x007ba260  jne loop\n0x007ba274  lea ecx,[ebp-0x3c]\n0x007ba277  call 0x008562a0         ; ObservedTech::ObservedTech()  on the stack\n0x007ba27e  push eax\n0x007ba27f  lea ecx,[esi+0x274]     ; this = &player->otch      <<< THE APPEND\n0x007ba288  call 0x007b7320         ; vector<ObservedTech>::push_back\n```\n\n`push_back` (`0x007b7320`) grows via `0x007b5820` when `_Mylast == _Myend` — **that realloc is\nexactly why lane R's guard saw all three of `player+0x274/0x278/0x27c` move on a completion**,\nrather than only `_Mylast`.\n\n`RecordObservedTech` is called from `OnTechResearched` (`0x00891790`) and from `0x007be228`,\n`0x007be4e1`, `0x007be535`. It is a **de-duplicating** append: it appends only if no existing\nelement already carries that tech name — worth knowing for the reimplementation, since a naive\n`push_back` would diverge on a re-observation.\n\nNeither `push_back` nor `operator=` is COMDAT-ambiguous: `0x007b7320` has exactly one caller\n(`RecordObservedTech`, `ecx = player+0x274`) and `0x00872380` has two, both passing\n`ServerPlayer+0x274`. `0x007b5820` **is** shared with `FUN_0086dec0` and may be a folded body,\nso it is labelled `vector_44B_grow`, not as ObservedTech-specific.\n\n### Element layout — as far as the evidence actually goes\n\nThe default ctor at `0x008562a0` writes vtable `0x00a2439c` at `+0x00`. RTTI:\nCOL `0x00a81c78` → type descriptor `0x00aeede4` → **`.?AVObservedTech@Game@@`**. So\n`ObservedTech` is polymorphic and its first word is a vptr, not a data field — which the\non-disk shape does not tell you.\n\n> **Superseded 2026-09-08 by lane S — see §9.** The table as first written called the\n> embedded string 0x18 bytes and left `+0x08`, `+0x24`, `+0x28` unaccounted. `+0x24` is not a\n> field: it is the string's own trailing allocator word. The corrected map is below; the\n> original reasoning is kept in §9 because the way it went wrong is the useful part.\n\n| offset | size | member | evidence |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `+0x00` | 4 | vptr `0x00a2439c` | ctor writes it, RTTI-confirmed |\n| `+0x04` | 2 | `uint16 otnF` (turn first observed) | `mov word [eax-0x28],cx` at `0x007ba2b0` (`eax` = `_Mylast`, element = `_Mylast-0x2c`), source `[ebx+0xc]`; tag from `ObservedTech::Write` |\n| `+0x06` | 2 | `uint16 otnL` (turn last observed) | `mov word [eax-0x26],dx` at `0x007ba2c6`, **same source word** `[ebx+0xc]` — first sighting sets first == last |\n| `+0x08` | 1 | `bool odet` | ctor stores a **byte** (`mov [esi+0x8],bl`, `0x008562f4`); copy-ctor copies a byte; serialised with `WriteBool`/`ReadBool` |\n| `+0x0c..+0x27` | 0x1c | `std::string otch` (tech name) | object base `+0x0c`, MSVC `{_Bx[16] @0, _Mysize @0x10, _Myres @0x14, _Alval @0x18}`. Ctor writes `[+0x0c]=0`, `[+0x1c]=0`, `[+0x20]=0xf`; the search loop reads `[+0x1c]` as the length and calls compare with `this = +0x0c`; the post-append assign uses `lea ecx,[_Mylast-0x20]` = `+0x0c`. `+0x24` is `_Alval` — never read, never written, by anything |\n| `+0x28` | 4 | `int owith` | ctor zeroes it; `ObservedTech::Write` emits it last |\n\n`4 + 2 + 2 + 1(+3 pad) + 0x1c + 4 = 0x2c` exactly — sizeof is fully accounted for, with no\npadding slack and no unaccounted field.\n\n### Where the mapping came from — the serializer\n\n`Game::ObservedTech`'s vftable `0x00a2439c` is the usual 3 slots\n`{ [0] 0x00793610 scalar deleting dtor, [1] 0x00817c40 Read, [2] 0x00817cf0 Write }`.\n`Write` enumerates the entire object, in order, and touches nothing else:\n\n```\n0x00817cff  movzx ecx,word [edi+0x04]   push 0xa2b38c \"otnF\"   -> stream vft+0x24 (int)\n0x00817d0f  movzx ecx,word [edi+0x06]   push 0xa2b384 \"otnL\"   -> stream vft+0x24 (int)\n0x00817d26  lea   eax,[edi+0x08]        push 0xa2b36c \"odet\"   -> WriteBool  0x008b9c20\n0x00817d37  lea   ecx,[edi+0x0c]        push 0xa2b3e8 \"otch\"   -> WriteString 0x008b9d70\n0x00817d46  mov   eax,[edi+0x28]        push 0xa2b364 \"owith\"  -> stream vft+0x24 (int)\n```\n\n`Read` (`0x00817c40`) is the exact mirror: `otnF`/`otnL` read as ints and stored back with\n16-bit `mov word [ebx],ax`, `odet` through `ReadBool`, `otch` through `ReadString`, `owith`\nreached as `add edi,0x28`. That matches the on-disk order `save_reader.py` already had\n(`Otch = otnF otnL odet otch(string) owith`), which is a nice independent agreement between\nthe disassembly and the save oracle.\n\n`Game::ObservedWeapon` (`Write` `0x00817bc0`, `Read` `0x00817b10`) is the same element shape\nwith tag `owep` (`0x00a2b3f0`) in place of `otch` — a second instance of the identical 0x2c\nlayout.\n\nLane P's `observed_techs` region byte delta remains a valid live cross-check and should come\nback as exactly 44 per completion.\n\n## 5. False-positive rate, honestly\n\nTwo different error rates, and the interesting one is not the one you'd expect.\n\n**Decode-level error of the naive method is low.** A raw byte scan for `8D` + ModRM + the\ndisplacement — the thing you'd write without a decoder — is mostly *right*:\n\n| query | naive candidates | not actually an instruction | real sites the naive scan **missed** |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| `lea`, disp32 `0x274` | 19 | 0 (0.0%) | **80 of 99** |\n| 11 common opcodes, disp32 `0x274` | 89 | 1 (1.1%) | 11 of 99 |\n| `lea`, disp8 `0x14` | 828 | 1 (0.1%) | **13,784 of 14,611** |\n| 11 common opcodes, disp8 `0x14` | 10,326 | 59 (0.6%) | 4,344 of 14,611 |\n\nSo the decoder's win is **recall, not decode precision**. A hand-written opcode set misses\n80–94% of the real accesses, because a member is read, written, compared, and float-loaded far\nmore often than its address is taken, and you cannot enumerate those opcodes by hand.\n\n**Class-level precision is the real problem, and it is poor.** The scanner knows the\ndisplacement; it cannot know what class the base register holds. `query 0x274` returns 99 sites\nin 45 functions and only about 6 of those functions are actually touching `ServerPlayer::otch`\n— roughly **13% precision by function**. The honest way to state the value is as search-space\nreduction: 41,411 functions → 45, about **900×**, down to a list a human reads in two minutes.\n\n**The cohort ranker helps, and has a trap.** Scoring functions by how many *already-known*\noffsets of the same class they touch pulls real class methods to the top (the serializer hits\n50/50). But it would have **thrown away the correct answer**: `RecordObservedTech` touches only\n`0x274` and `0x278` and nothing else on `ServerPlayer`, so any `--min>=1` filter drops it. Use\ncohort as a ranker, never as a filter. This is now written into the tool's own docstring.\n\nWhat actually closed the case was the plain `query 0x274` list **intersected with one call-graph\nlookup** (`OnTechResearched`'s direct callees). Displacement scan for recall, call graph for\ndisambiguation — neither alone was enough.\n\n## 6. Previously anonymous offsets — attribution results\n\nThe payoff was smaller than hoped, because most of the audit's anonymous offsets had already\nbeen named by other lanes since the audit was written.\n\n| offset | status before | after |\n|---|---|---|\n| `player+0x274/0x278/0x27c` | \"vector grew, append site unknown\" | **`RecordObservedTech+0xdf` (0x007ba27f)**, `sizeof` = 0x2c |\n| `player+0x2b0` | already named by lane E | unchanged (`EvNxID`) |\n| `TechTree+0x20` | already `TechTree_off_OrderCounter` | unchanged |\n| `ServerPlayer+0x308` | already `ServerPlayer_off_NodeBore` | unchanged |\n| `Budget+0x64` | harness-audit row 11: \"the original writes it\" | **not supported.** See below |\n\n**`Budget+0x64` (harness-audit row 11) — a correction.** `ServerPlayer::ComputeBudget`\n(`0x00863030`) writes its `Budget*` out-param through `esi`, and every such store lands in\n`+0x00..+0x54` (the 22-int block). The only two `+0x64` accesses in the whole function are\n**loads off a different base register** (`mov ecx,[eax+0x64]` at `0x0086328c`,\n`mov edx,[eax+0x64]` at `0x0086335d`). There is no store to `Budget+0x64` in `ComputeBudget`.\n\nSeparately, `TechTree::ProcessResearch`'s `int* overbudget` fourth argument is **not**\n`Budget+0x64`: its only caller is `ProcessTurn` (`0x00891340`) and the call at `0x008914a5`\npasses `lea edx,[ebp-0x14]` — a stack local, consumed immediately after the call\n(`mov eax,[ebp-0x14]; cmp eax,0; jle`).\n\nThis agrees with lane R, whose `budget_object` guard saw `Budget+0x64` change in **0 of 4284\ncalls**. Row 11 should be reclassified from \"the original writes it and B1 never checked\" to\n\"nothing has been shown to write it\"; the remaining way to settle it is a write watchpoint on\nthat word, not another static search.\n\n## 7. Verdict on the technique\n\nWorth keeping, with its limits stated. It answered a question that had been parked, and the\n`0x29c` validation turned up a `ProcessTurn` `EventStorage` site nobody had. But it is a\n**recall** tool that produces a 20–100 line candidate list per offset, not an oracle: every\nresult still needs a call-graph or decompiler check before it is a fact. For the ~1,600\nremaining classes the realistic workflow is `query <offset>` → read the list → confirm with one\ncross-reference call.\n\n## 8. Ghidra writeback\n\nLabels: `RecordObservedTech` `0x007ba1a0`, `vector_ObservedTech_push_back` `0x007b7320`,\n`ObservedTech_ctor` `0x008562a0`, `vector_ObservedTech_assign` `0x00872380`,\n`vector_44B_grow` `0x007b5820`, `vftable_ObservedTech` `0x00a2439c`. Plate comments carrying\nthe stride evidence on the first four.\n\n`addresses.json`: `ObservedTech_sizeof`, `ObservedTech_vftable`, `ObservedTech_off_Name`,\n`RecordObservedTech`, `vector_ObservedTech_push_back`, `vector_ObservedTech_assign`,\n`ObservedTech_ctor`, `vector_44B_grow`; `ServerPlayer_off_ObservedTechs` updated from\n\"NOT PINNED\" to `verified`.\n\n**Lane S round (2026-09-08).** Labels: `ObservedTech_Write` `0x00817cf0`, `ObservedTech_Read`\n`0x00817c40`, `ObservedTech_scalar_deleting_dtor` `0x00793610`, `ObservedWeapon_Write`\n`0x00817bc0`, `ObservedWeapon_Read` `0x00817b10`, `vector_ObservedTech_uninit_copy` `0x0079a150`,\n`vector_string_find_by_name` `0x00699bd0`. Prototypes on the five class methods. Plate comments\ncarrying the full member map on the two serializers, the ctor, the dtor and the copy helper, and\nthe `sizeof(std::string) = 0x1c` fact on `Stream::WriteString` `0x008b9d70` and on the\n`vector<string>` stride site `0x00699bd0` — the two places a future lane is most likely to look.\n`addresses.json` +10 entries (`std_string_sizeof`, `ObservedTech_Read/_Write/_dtor/_copy_ctor`,\n`ObservedTech_off_TurnFirst/_TurnLast/_Detected/_With`, `ObservedWeapon_Write`), 4 corrected.\n\n---\n\n## 9. `std::string` is 0x1c, not 0x18 — the correction, and why it mattered (lane S, 2026-09-08)\n\n§4 above originally reported the embedded string as **0x18 bytes**, against the campaign-wide\n`_Bx@0, _Mysize@0x10, _Myres@0x14, _Alval@0x18`, sizeof `0x1c`. Lane X flagged it as \"worth\nre-checking\" rather than asserting it, which was the right call: **`0x1c` is correct, and it is\ncorrect everywhere in this binary.** `ObservedTech+0x24` is the string's own trailing allocator\nword, not a data member.\n\n### Why the 0x18 reading looked right\n\nEverything lane X observed was accurate. The string's *live* fields really do stop at `+0x14`\n(`_Bx@0`, `_Mysize@0x10`, `_Myres@0x14`), because `_Alval` is `std::allocator<char>` — an empty\nclass. It occupies a word of the object but is never loaded or stored, so it is invisible to\nany evidence based on **what the code touches**. Sizing a type from its accessed fields\nundercounts it by exactly the tail padding. The same trap is live for `std::vector` in this\nbuild, which is `{_Myfirst, _Mylast, _Myend, _Alval}` = `0x10` while only three words are ever\nread (`events.md` already records the `_Alval` word at `EventStorage+0x10` and `+0x14`).\n\n### The three things that settle it inside `ObservedTech`\n\nEach is a *complete enumeration* of the object, which is the right instrument here — an\nenumeration can show a field's **absence**, a touch-scan cannot.\n\n1. **`ObservedTech::Write` `0x00817cf0`** serialises `+0x04, +0x06, +0x08, +0x0c, +0x28`.\n   No `+0x24`. (`Read` `0x00817c40` mirrors it.)\n2. **`ObservedTech_ctor` `0x008562a0`** initialises `+0x00, +0x04, +0x08, +0x0c(string), +0x28`.\n   No `+0x24` — while zeroing every other scalar in the object.\n3. **The copy constructor**, inlined at `0x0079a184` inside the vector's uninitialised-copy\n   helper `FUN_0079a150`, copies `+0x04, +0x06, +0x08`, the string at `+0x0c`, and `+0x28`.\n   No `+0x24`.\n\nA 4-byte data member that the constructor, the copy constructor and the serializer all ignore\nis not a data member.\n\n### Binary-wide check — `tools/strfootprint.py`\n\nOne class is an anecdote, so the same question was put to the whole binary. Every serializer\nhands member pointers to the `Mars::Stream` primitive helpers with a fixed idiom\n(`lea r,[base+disp]; push r; push tag; push stream; call helper`), so the scanner recovers\n`(base, disp, tag)` for every string site and then asks: does the same function touch any other\noffset inside `(N, N+0x1c)` off the same base register?\n\n```\nstring helper call sites            : 241\n  resolved to a class member offset : 65\n  stack temporaries (ebp/esp base)  : 30\n  offset not reached by a plain lea : 146\n\nmembers with a sibling inside (N, N+0x1c) : 0\n\ngap from a string member to the next member on the same base:\n  +0x1c   : 51\n  +0x20   : 1\n```\n\n**65 string members across every serializer in the exe, zero collisions, and 51 of the 52\nmeasurable gaps are exactly `0x1c`.** The single `+0x20` is `StrategyServer::KeyPath` at\n`+0x134`, whose *Read* side gives `+0x1c` to `+0x150` — the writer simply skips a member.\nThere is no `0x18` instantiation, no empty-base-optimised variant, and no game-local string\nclass. One layout, `0x1c`.\n\nTwo exclusions matter or the scan reports noise, and both are why a naive version of this\nwould have \"confirmed\" 0x18:\n\n* **`ebp`/`esp` bases are stack temporaries, not members.** A local string at `[ebp-0x2c]`\n  shows accesses at `-0x1c` and `-0x18` — which read exactly like two sibling fields inside\n  the span. All 30 such sites are excluded.\n* **`N+0x10` and `N+0x14` are the string's own `_Mysize`/`_Myres`**, touched inline whenever\n  the compiler expands the `_Myres >= 16 ? _Ptr : _Buf` test at a call site.\n\n### Independent corroboration outside the scan\n\n* `FUN_00699bd0` walks a `vector<std::string>` doing the SSO test at `[esi+0x14]`/`[esi]` —\n  element base *is* string base — and advances `add esi,0x1c` (`0x00699c29`). The stride of a\n  vector of strings **is** `sizeof(std::string)`.\n* `EventStorage::PostEvent` `0x008862b0` takes two by-value `std::string`s at `[ebp+0x08]` and\n  `[ebp+0x24]` (spacing `0x1c`) and `RET 0x4c` = `2*0x1c + 5*4`.\n* `MoraleEvent` is 0x50 bytes with its name string at `+0x34`: `0x34 + 0x1c = 0x50` exactly.\n\n### Blast radius — what actually had to change\n\nNothing in any recovered struct table. Every string-bearing layout in `struct-recovery.md`,\n`save-editor-structs.md`, `events.md` and `schema-gaps-resolved.md` already used `0x1c` spans\nand `0x1c` inter-field gaps, and the binary agrees with all of them. `ServerPlayer::pswd` at\n`0x2dc..0x2f7` — the row §4 asked to re-check — is **correct**: `Write` `0x008563e0` puts the\nnext member exactly `0x1c` above it. The corrections were confined to three prose statements\nthat had propagated the 0x18 number (`loader-prototypes.md` conventions line, the\n`GlobalConst_ParseString` prototype in `addresses.json`, and §4 here) plus one transposition in\n`struct-recovery.md` §0 that said `size@0x14, res@0x18` where the verified offsets are\n`0x10`/`0x14`.\n\nThe lesson worth carrying, and the reason this was worth chasing rather than reconciling: **do\nnot size a struct member from the offsets the code touches.** Trailing empty-allocator words in\nthis build's STL are invisible to a touch-scan and cost exactly 4 bytes every time. 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Until events are modelled, both \"0 divergence\"\n9: verdicts bound the economy fields only.\n10: \n11: **Everything below with an address was read out of the instruction stream** (bytes fetched\n12: with `read-memory` over the ReVa HTTP shim, disassembled locally with capstone) unless the\n13: line says *inferred*. Layout claims are additionally confirmed against three real saves via\n14: `verify/save-reader/save_reader.py`.\n15: \n16: ---\n17: \n18: ## 1. The container\n19: \n20: `ServerPlayer::Events` is an **`EventStorage` embedded at `ServerPlayer+0x29c`**, size `0x1c`.\n21: \n22: Verified by `ServerPlayer::GetEventStorage` at **0x0080db00**, which is the whole function:\n23: \n24: ```\n25: 0080db00  8d819c020000   lea eax, [ecx + 0x29c]\n26: 0080db06  c3             ret\n27: ```\n28: \n29: `__thiscall EventStorage* ServerPlayer::GetEventStorage(ServerPlayer* this)` — no stack args,\n30: plain `ret`. Every research-path post site either calls it (`ProcessResearch`) or inlines the\n31: `lea ecx,[esi+0x29c]` (`OnTechResearched`, 0x008919ab / 0x0089241d).\n32: \n33: ### `EventStorage` (0x1c bytes) — already in the Ghidra project, now confirmed by code\n34: \n35: | off | type | name | evidence |\n36: |---|---|---|---|\n37: | 0x00 | `void*` | vptr | not touched by the post path |\n38: | 0x04 | `TurnEvents*` | `Events._Myfirst` | 0x008853aa `mov edx,[esi+8]; sub edx,[esi+4]` |\n39: | 0x08 | `TurnEvents*` | `Events._Mylast` | same |\n40: | 0x0c | `TurnEvents*` | `Events._Myend` | vector growth in 0x00885427+ |\n41: | 0x10 | `allocator` | `Events._Alval` | MSVC `_Vector_val` tail, 4 B |\n42: | 0x14 | `int` | **`EvNxID`** | 0x008863e3–0x008863f6 |\n43: | 0x18 | — | padding | struct size 0x1c |\n44: \n45: `EvNxID` lands at **`ServerPlayer+0x2b0`** — exactly the byte run the harness guard reported\n46: as `player+0x2b0:4`. That is now explained, not merely observed.\n47: \n48: The vector element stride is **0x18**: `0x008853b3 mov eax,0x2aaaaaab; imul edx; sar edx,2`\n49: = signed divide by 24.\n50: \n51: ### `TurnEvents` (0x18 bytes) — new\n52: \n53: | off | type | name | evidence |\n54: |---|---|---|---|\n55: | 0x00 | `void*` | vptr | virtual dtor called at 0x00879f21 (`mov edx,[edi]; mov eax,[edx]; push 0; call eax`) |\n56: | 0x04 | `int` | **`EvTurn`** | 0x008853d3 `cmp [edx+4], ebx` (ebx = the turn argument) |\n57: | 0x08 | `PlayerEvent*` | `Events._Myfirst` | `lea ecx,[esi+8]` handed to `vector::push_back` at 0x008863db |\n58: | 0x0c | `PlayerEvent*` | `Events._Mylast` | 0x008863f9 `mov eax,[esi+0xc]` |\n59: | 0x10 | `PlayerEvent*` | `Events._Myend` | |\n60: | 0x14 | `allocator` | `Events._Alval` | |\n61: \n62: ### `PlayerEvent` (0x74 = 116 bytes) — new\n63: \n64: Stride confirmed two independent ways: the duplicate scanner's divisor at 0x00825d5f\n65: (`mov eax,0x8d3dcb09; imul ecx; add edx,ecx; sar edx,6` = signed divide by 116) and the\n66: post function's `mov [eax-0x70], ecx` writing `id` at `element+4` off `_Mylast`.\n67: \n68: | off | type | on-disk tag | set by |\n69: |---|---|---|---|\n70: | 0x00 | `void*` | — | ctor: vftable `0x00a21958` |\n71: | 0x04 | `int` | `EvEID` | `PostEvent`: `EvNxID++` (or the duplicate's id) |\n72: | 0x08 | `std::string` (0x1c) | `EvDsc` | `PostEvent` arg 0 (summary / title) |\n73: | 0x24 | `std::string` (0x1c) | `EvMsg` | `PostEvent` arg 1 (body) |\n74: | 0x40 | `int` | `EvLoc` | `obj ? obj->[+4] : 0` |\n75: | 0x44 | `float[3]` | `EvPos` | `obj ? obj->[+0x18..0x20] : (pos ? *pos : ctor default)` |\n76: | 0x50 | `std::string` (0x1c) | `EvImg` | `PostEvent` arg `img` (`\"\"` if NULL) |\n77: | 0x6c | `int` | `EvAct` | `PostEvent` arg `act`; forced to **2** if `act==0 && !obj && !pos` |\n78: | 0x70 | `int` | `EvCID` | ctor 0; never written by `PostEvent` |\n79: \n80: **Correction to `formula-gaps.md`:** the default `EvPos` is **`FLT_MAX` (0x7f7fffff), not\n81: infinity**. `PlayerEvent::PlayerEvent` (0x0084ee30) copies the three floats from the global\n82: `Vector3` at `0x00af0dc8`, whose bytes are `FF FF 7F 7F` × 3. Confirmed in the save:\n83: `EvPos = 2139095039 (0x7f7fffff)` for `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`. Writing `+inf`\n84: (0x7f800000) would produce a different save byte and a different oracle hash.\n85: \n86: Ctor also sets `EvEID=0`, `EvLoc=0`, `EvAct=0`, `EvCID=0` and the three strings to `\"\"`\n87: (`0x009e100c`).\n88: \n89: ### Serialization (matches the save exactly)\n90: \n91: `PlayerEvent::Serialize` = vftable slot 1 at **0x00825970**, `__thiscall`, `ret 4`. Tag\n92: pointers all come from the table at `0x00a2bd88` (stride 8): `EvEID EvNxID EvTurn Events\n93: EvPos EvLoc EvMsg EvImg EvDsc EvCID EvAct sasc`. Emission order read off the instruction\n94: stream: `EvEID, EvDsc, EvMsg, EvImg, EvLoc, EvPos, EvAct, EvCID`.\n95: \n96: `TurnEvents` write 0x00825bb0 / read 0x00825c40: `EvTurn` then the nested collection `Events`.\n97: `EventStorage` read 0x00825cc0: `EvNxID` then the nested collection `Events`.\n98: \n99: So on disk the shape is **nested, not flat**:\n100: \n101: ```\n102: Events (EventStorage)\n103:   EvNxID : int\n104:   Events : n × TurnEvents\n105:       EvTurn : int\n106:       Events : m × PlayerEvent\n107:           EvEID EvDsc EvMsg EvImg EvLoc EvPos{x,y,z} EvAct EvCID\n108: ```\n109: \n110: `findings/objects/save-editor-structs.md:271` models this as\n111: `SimPlayerEventsSaveStruct events (Int32 evNxId; ComplexArray<SimPlayerEvent>)` — a **flat**\n112: array of events. That is wrong (or at least the R1 C# editor's simplification): the\n113: `ComplexArray` elements are *turn groups*, each holding its own array. `save_reader.py`\n114: parses it correctly today because `Events` falls into the generic tree; nothing needs fixing\n115: in the reader, but the struct note should be corrected.\n116: \n117: ### Ground truth: `verify/results/saves/turn3-state.sav`\n118: \n119: Player index 1 (`/Sim/Player[1]/Events`, file offset 120372):\n120: \n121: ```\n122: EvNxID = 4\n123:   EvTurn = 2\n124:     EvEID 1  EvDsc \"Ships Constructed At Ke'Dolarra\"\n125:              EvMsg \"1 ship built in system Ke'Dolarra\"\n126:              EvImg \"EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT\"  EvLoc 288  EvPos {-11.9286, 4.71900, 2.31785}\n127:              EvAct 0  EvCID 0\n128:   EvTurn = 3\n129:     EvEID 2  (the same EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT record, next turn)\n130:     EvEID 3  EvDsc \"Research Over Budget\"\n131:              EvMsg \"Research for Waldo Units has gone overbudget.\"\n132:              EvImg \"EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET\"  EvLoc 0\n133:              EvPos {0x7f7fffff, 0x7f7fffff, 0x7f7fffff}  EvAct 1  EvCID 0\n134: ```\n135: \n136: Player index 0 has two `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` records (turns 2 and 3, ids 1 and 2, `EvNxID` 3).\n137: Players 2 and 3 have `EvNxID = 0` and an empty list — note **`EvNxID` starts at 0**, and\n138: `PostEvent` lazily promotes 0 → 1 on the first post (0x008863e3).\n139: \n140: ---\n141: \n142: ## 2. The entry point\n143: \n144: ```c\n145: // 0x008862b0\n146: int __thiscall EventStorage::PostEvent(\n147:         EventStorage* this,          // ecx\n148:         std::string   summary,       // [ebp+0x08], BY VALUE, 0x1c bytes  -> EvDsc\n149:         std::string   message,       // [ebp+0x24], BY VALUE, 0x1c bytes  -> EvMsg\n150:         void*         obj,           // [ebp+0x40]  may be NULL\n151:         Vector3*      pos,           // [ebp+0x44]  may be NULL\n152:         int           turn,          // [ebp+0x48]\n153:         const char*   img,           // [ebp+0x4c]  may be NULL -> \"\"\n154:         int           act);          // [ebp+0x50]\n155: // returns the event id; ret 0x4c\n156: ```\n157: \n158: `ret 0x4c` = 76 = 2 × 0x1c (the two by-value `std::string`s) + 5 × 4. Both string arguments\n159: are built **in the caller's frame by `sub esp,0x1c`** and a copy-construct, which is the MSVC\n160: by-value-`std::string` idiom; `PostEvent` frees their buffers itself before returning\n161: (0x00886415–0x00886446), so the caller must not.\n162: \n163: Body, in order (all read from the instruction stream):\n164: \n165: 1. `PlayerEvent ev;` — default ctor `0x0084ee30` on a `[ebp-0x84]` temporary.\n166: 2. `ev.EvDsc = summary; ev.EvMsg = message;` (0x0088630d, 0x0088631a).\n167: 3. `ev.EvLoc = obj ? obj->[+4] : 0` (0x00886322).\n168: 4. `ev.EvImg = img ? img : \"\"` — `\"\"` is `0x009e100c`; length by inline `strlen` (0x00886330).\n169: 5. `ev.EvAct = act`; **if `act == 0 && obj == NULL && pos == NULL` then `ev.EvAct = 2`**\n170:    (0x00886353–0x0088636f). This default is easy to miss and changes the save bytes.\n171: 6. Position: `obj` wins (`obj->[+0x18/+0x1c/+0x20]`), else `pos` (`pos->[0/4/8]`), else the\n172:    ctor's `FLT_MAX` triple (0x0088637a–0x008863a7).\n173: 7. `PruneOldTurns(turn)` — 0x00879eb0.\n174: 8. `TurnEvents* bucket = GetOrCreateTurnBucket(turn)` — 0x00885380.\n175: 9. `PlayerEvent* dup = FindDuplicate(bucket, &ev)` — 0x00825d40. **If non-NULL, return\n176:    `dup->EvEID` and post nothing.**\n177: 10. else `bucket->Events.push_back(ev)`; `if (EvNxID == 0) EvNxID = 1;`\n178:     `id = EvNxID++; back().EvEID = id;` return `id`.\n179: \n180: ### `EventStorage::FindDuplicate` — 0x00825d40, `__thiscall (TurnEvents*, PlayerEvent*)`, `ret 8`\n181: \n182: Linear scan of the bucket. Two events are the same when **all** of these match:\n183: `EvAct` (+0x6c), `EvLoc` (+0x40), the three `EvPos` floats (`fucompp`, so bitwise-unequal\n184: NaNs never match but the `FLT_MAX` sentinels always do), `EvMsg` (+0x24) and `EvImg` (+0x50).\n185: **`EvDsc` is NOT compared.** A NULL bucket returns 0 immediately.\n186: \n187: This is why the two identical `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT` records in `turn3-state.sav` survive as\n188: separate events: they are in different turn buckets, and dedup is per-bucket.\n189: \n190: ### `EventStorage::GetOrCreateTurnBucket` — 0x00885380, `__thiscall (int turn)`, `ret 4`\n191: \n192: Scans `Events` for `EvTurn == turn`; **keeps scanning to the end and returns the *last*\n193: match** (0x008853d0–0x008853de has no early exit). If none, constructs a bucket\n194: (`0x00884cb0`, vtable `0x00a0f07c`), appends, and sets `_Mylast[-1].EvTurn = turn`\n195: (0x0088542d, `mov [eax-0x14], ecx`, i.e. `+4` off the new element at `_Mylast-0x18`).\n196: \n197: ### `EventStorage::PruneOldTurns` — 0x00879eb0, `__thiscall (int turn)`\n198: \n199: Cutoff is `turn - 0x32` (**50 turns**), constant, not from config: `0x00879ec3 add ebx,-0x32`.\n200: \n201: Precisely as coded — and this is a quirk worth reproducing rather than \"fixing\": it walks the\n202: **leading** run of buckets with `EvTurn < cutoff`, leaves `edi` pointing at the **last** one\n203: of that run, and then shifts from `edi` down to `_Myfirst`. So it erases `n-1` buckets, not\n204: `n`: **one stale bucket always survives**, and a single leading stale bucket is never\n205: removed at all (`0x00879ee2 cmp esi,edi; je` returns). It also stops at the first non-stale\n206: bucket, so a stale bucket after a fresh one is never reached.\n207: \n208: ### Convenience wrapper\n209: \n210: `0x00886470` (`ret` and prototype not verified by this lane) posts via `PostEvent` twice at\n211: 0x00886802 / 0x00886b22. **161 call sites in 113 functions** reference `PostEvent` directly —\n212: this is the single event API for the whole simulation, not a research-specific helper.\n213: \n214: ### Turn number\n215: \n216: Every research-path site computes the turn as `*(int*)(*(char**)(player + 8) + 8)`.\n217: `ServerPlayer+8` is the `StrategyServer` *second* base; `0x0080e320` is\n218: `__thiscall void* ServerPlayer::GetServer()` = `[this+8] ? [this+8]-4 : 0`, so the field is\n219: `StrategyServer(primary base)+0x0c`. This matches the B4 finding that `StrategyServer` has\n220: two bases four bytes apart.\n221: \n222: **CORRECTION (lane EV 2026-09-08): that field is the FRAME (the turn counter), not\n223: `ModCount`.** The two are different words and the saves separate them cleanly:\n224: `turn2-state.sav` has `Summary/Turn = 2`, `Sim/Frame = 2` and `Sim/ModCount = 12`, and every\n225: event the turn posted landed in bucket `EvTurn = 2`. If the argument were `ModCount` the\n226: buckets would be 12 and 24. The value is the **post-increment** turn — a turn run from a save\n227: at turn *N* posts into bucket *N+1* — because the frame is bumped in `BeginProcessTurn`,\n228: before either turn driver runs.\n229: \n230: ---\n231: \n232: ## 3. Which events the research path posts\n233: \n234: Order within `ServerPlayer::ProcessTurn` (0x00891340):\n235: \n236: | # | site | event | condition |\n237: |---|---|---|---|\n238: | 1 | `TechTree::ProcessResearch` 0x00587b97 | `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET` | per node, see below |\n239: | 2 | → `SetResearched` → `OnTechResearched` 0x008919b5 | `EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` / `_UNDERBUDGET` | see below |\n240: | 3 | → `OnTechResearched` 0x00892427 | `EVENT_TEMPERANCE` | temperance tech cured ≥1 addicted system |\n241: | 4 | `TechTree::ProcessResearch` 0x00587ff4 | `EVENT_TECHS_UNLOCKED` | tail loop, ≥1 newly available node |\n242: | 5 | `ProcessTurn` 0x0089168c | `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` | no target, no affordable tech, tree not exhausted |\n243: \n244: `ProcessResearch`'s two posts bracket the per-node loop: OVERBUDGET fires **inside** the loop\n245: (so once per over-budget node), TECHS_UNLOCKED **once** after it.\n246: \n247: ### 3.1 `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET` — the B3 defect, fully explained\n248: \n249: Posted at **0x00587b97**, in `TechTree::ProcessResearch` (0x005876c0).\n250: \n251: Per-node arithmetic recovered from 0x00587732–0x00587907 (naming `cost =\n252: TechTree::GetNodeCost(node)` = 0x0057da00, `pts = node->points` at `node+0x1c`):\n253: \n254: ```\n255: minPts  = max(cost * 50  / 100, 0)          ; 0x51eb851f/sar 5 = /100\n256: maxPts  = max(minPts, cost * 150 / 100)\n257: wasDone = (pts >= cost)                     ; [ebp-0xcd], setge @0x005877e1\n258: granted = min(requested, maxPts - pts)\n259: *overbudgetOut += requested - granted       ; the out-param accumulates unspent points\n260: pts    += granted\n261: nowDone = (pts >= cost)                     ; [ebp-0xce], setge @0x00587828\n262: \n263: if      (pts >= maxPts)  chance = 1.0f, draw = 0.0f          ; always completes\n264: else if (granted == 0)   chance = 0.0f, draw = 1.0f          ; never completes, no draw\n265: else                     chance = (float)(pts - minPts) / maxPts   ; NOTE: / maxPts, not /(max-min)\n266:                          draw   = rng.NextFloat()*(1.0-0.0) + 0.0  ; [0x009e1e68] == 0.0\n267:                          if (owner && owner->Species == 5)   ; Zuul\n268:                              draw = max(draw, rng.NextFloat()*(1.0-0.0)+0.0)\n269: \n270: if (chance < draw) {                         ; roll FAILED -> tech not completed this turn\n271:     if (!wasDone && nowDone && owner) {\n272:         PostEvent(EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET); node->flag(+0x2c) = 2;\n273:     }\n274: } else {                                     ; roll succeeded\n275:     log(\"Research completed at %d of %d (%.1f%%). (Odds: %.2f, Roll: %.2f)\\n\", ...)\n276:     if (pts/cost < 0.8) node->flag(+0x2c) = 0;\n277:     SetResearched(node->def, 2);             ; 0x00581e10 -> OnTechResearched\n278: }\n279: ```\n280: \n281: So **over budget means: the node has accumulated at least its full cost, but the completion\n282: roll failed, and this is the first turn that has been true.** `!wasDone` is what makes it\n283: fire exactly once per node.\n284: \n285: The record it posts:\n286: \n287: | field | value | evidence |\n288: |---|---|---|\n289: | `EvDsc` | `\"Research Over Budget\"` | key `EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`, slot `0x00ae48e0`, thunk key at `0x00a00cac` |\n290: | `EvMsg` | `\"Research for %s has gone overbudget.\"` % `node->def->name` | key `EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`, slot `0x00ae48e8`, key at `0x00a00ccc` |\n291: | `EvImg` | `\"EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET\"` | literal `0x00a0078c`, pushed at 0x00587b24 |\n292: | `EvLoc` | `0` | `obj = NULL` (0x00587b2c) |\n293: | `EvPos` | `{FLT_MAX, FLT_MAX, FLT_MAX}` | `pos = NULL` → ctor default |\n294: | `EvAct` | `1` | literal, 0x00587b22 |\n295: | `EvCID` | `0` | ctor |\n296: \n297: Both strings go through `0x008c97f0` (`__cdecl` format-into-`std::string`, 8 stack args:\n298: `out, fmt, a1..a6`) with the tech name as the single substitution; the summary format\n299: contains no `%s`, so it comes out literal. The tech name is `def+0x40` (a `std::string`;\n300: `_Myres` at `+0x54` selects heap vs. inline buffer, 0x00587a1d).\n301: \n302: **Save cross-check:** `turn3-state.sav`, player 1, turn-3 bucket, `EvEID 3` is exactly this\n303: record, with `EvMsg \"Research for Waldo Units has gone overbudget.\"` — the format string, the\n304: `%s` substitution, `EvAct 1`, `EvLoc 0` and the `FLT_MAX` position all match byte for byte.\n305: \n306: ### 3.2 `EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` / `EVENT_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET`\n307: \n308: Posted at **0x008919b5** in `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched` (0x00891790), guarded by\n309: `if (!silent)` (0x00891804 `cmp byte [ebp+0xc], 0; jne`).\n310: \n311: ```\n312: ratio = TechTree::GetProgressRatio(tree, def)      ; 0x0057e950, float\n313: if (ratio >= 0.8f)  img = \"EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE\"    (0x00a33368)\n314:                     sum = EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_COMPLETE   (slot 0x00af09e8)\n315:                     msg = EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_COMPLETE   (slot 0x00af09f0)\n316: else                img = \"EVENT_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET\" (0x00a33380)\n317:                     sum = EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET(slot 0x00af09f8)\n318:                     msg = EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET(slot 0x00af0a00)\n319: PostEvent(sum, snprintf(msg, 0x100, def->name), NULL, NULL, turn, img, 1)\n320: ```\n321: \n322: The 0.8 constant is the `double` at `0x009e20c8` = `0.800000011920929`, i.e. `(double)0.8f` —\n323: the comparison is `fcomp` of the `float` ratio against that double. Text:\n324: \n325: * `EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` = `\"Research Complete\"`,\n326:   `EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` = `\"Tech %s has been acquired\"`\n327: * `EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET` = `\"Research Breakthrough!\"`,\n328:   `EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET` = `\"Your scientists made a breakthrough with %s. Research has completed ahead of schedule!\"`\n329: \n330: `EvAct = 1`, `obj = pos = NULL`, so `EvLoc = 0` and `EvPos = FLT_MAX³`. Message buffer is a\n331: 0x100-byte stack buffer formatted with `0x008c8eb0` (`_snprintf`-shaped, 9 args), then\n332: assigned into a `std::string`, so **a message longer than 255 chars is truncated** — a real\n333: behaviour to reproduce.\n334: \n335: Note the naming is counter-intuitive: `UNDERBUDGET` is the *cheap* completion (ratio < 0.8).\n336: \n337: ### 3.3 `EVENT_TEMPERANCE`\n338: \n339: Posted at **0x00892427**, same function, after the per-species temperance sweep\n340: (0x00892280–0x008922b9: for each species with flag bit 5, cure every owned addicted system\n341: via 0x00745e40 / 0x00743800). Guarded by `!silent` **and** by a local \"something was cured\"\n342: flag (`[ebp-0x189]`, set at 0x008922a6). Strings `EVENTSUM_ADDICTION_TEMPERENCE` /\n343: `EVENTMSG_ADDICTION_TEMPERENCE` (slots `0x00af0a88` / `0x00af0a90`, note the shipped\n344: misspelling \"TEMPERENCE\").\n345: \n346: `EvImg = \"EVENT_TEMPERANCE\"` (0x00a33340), `obj = pos = NULL`, and **`EvAct = 0`** — which\n347: means rule 5 of `PostEvent` fires and the stored `EvAct` becomes **2**, not 0. Any\n348: reimplementation that stores the literal 0 will differ from the oracle here.\n349: \n350: ### 3.4 `EVENT_TECHS_UNLOCKED`\n351: \n352: Posted at **0x00587ff4**, at the tail of `ProcessResearch` (loop at 0x00587cc3). Collects\n353: every node `n` where `n != NULL`, `n->def != NULL`, `tree->nodes[n->def->index] != NULL`,\n354: that node's **`state` (`+0x14`) `== 2` (available)**, and **`n->turnAvailable` (`+0x20`)\n355: `== currentTurn`** (0x00587cfc–0x00587d42). If the collected vector is non-empty it posts\n356: once.\n357: \n358: *Correction to `strategic-turn-internals.md:233`*, which reads the condition as \"state==2 &&\n359: turnAvailable == currentTurn **&& parent researched**\". There is no parent test: the\n360: `mov ecx,[ecx]; mov eax,[eax+ecx*4]` pair at 0x00587d0d–0x00587d19 dereferences `n->def` and\n361: then indexes `tree->nodes` by `def->[0]`, which is the tech's **own** index (the same\n362: indirection the entry loop uses at 0x00587738–0x00587740). It resolves back to `n` itself;\n363: the two null checks around it are defensive. The state test is therefore on `n`, not on a\n364: parent.\n365: \n366: `EvDsc` = `EVENTSUM_UNLOCKEDTECHS` (slot `0x00ae48f0`) = `\"New Technologies Available\"`.\n367: `EvMsg` = `EVENTMSG_UNLOCKEDTECHS` (slot `0x00ae48f8`) =\n368: `\"The following technologies are now available for research:\"` followed by, per node, the\n369: separator string at `0x009e4588` and the node's `def->name` (0x00587f46–0x00587f82).\n370: `EvImg` = literal `\"EVENT_TECHS_UNLOCKED\"` (`0x00a00774`, length pushed as 0x14).\n371: `EvAct = 1`, `obj = pos = NULL`.\n372: \n373: ### 3.5 `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH`\n374: \n375: Posted at **0x0089168c** in `ServerPlayer::ProcessTurn`. Condition (0x0089162a–0x0089167e):\n376: \n377: ```\n378: if (player->ResT (+0x294) == NULL)\n379:     TechTree::CollectResearchedTechs(&out, turn, INT_MAX, sort=1)   ; 0x00584e50\n380:     if (out.empty() && TechTree::FindFirstAvailableTech() != NULL)  ; 0x0057da90\n381:         PostEvent(EVENTSUM_NO_RESEARCH, EVENTMSG_NO_RESEARCH, NULL, NULL, turn,\n382:                   \"EVENT_NO_RESEARCH\" (0x00a3332c), 1)\n383: ```\n384: \n385: Both strings are `\"No Research Project Assigned.\"` — matches `turn3-state.sav` player 0\n386: exactly (`EvAct 1`, `EvLoc 0`, `EvPos` FLT_MAX³).\n387: \n388: **CORRECTION (lane EV 2026-09-08) to this section as first written.** 0x00584e50 was named\n389: here as a `ListAvailableTechs` and the middle test read as \"no affordable tech\". It is\n390: `TechTree::CollectResearchedTechs` (lane T read the whole body; the call site's argument order\n391: was re-read here byte for byte from 0x00891600), and the test is about what was **researched**,\n392: not about what is available:\n393: \n394: 1. `ResT == NULL` — the player holds no research target;\n395: 2. **no tech has `state == 4` (researched) with `turnResearched (+0x24) >= turn`**, i.e.\n396:    nothing finished on this turn or later. The turn is passed as the collector's `minTurn`\n397:    and the range runs to `INT_MAX`;\n398: 3. at least one node is in `state == 2` (available) — that is the availability half, and it is\n399:    what excludes the four monster factions, whose entire tree is state 4.\n400: \n401: Test 2 is not decoration and the corpus exercises it: in `zuul-turn23-fleet23.sav` the human\n402: posts `EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` on turn 22 and **no** no-research event that turn, then\n403: `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` again on turn 23. `sots-engine`'s P11 implements all three tests; before\n404: this lane it implemented tests 1 and 3 only, and over-fired.\n405: \n406: Test 1 is the one a save cannot answer. `ResTNm` on the wire is the target the file was\n407: **written** with; on the reference pair all four real players start the turn with none and\n408: three of them acquire one *during* it, which is AI research selection. Across all eleven\n409: corpus saves no AI player ever posts `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` (~90 player-turns) while the human\n410: posts it on every turn it lacks a target — stated as a hypothesis, with the operator's\n411: `--ai-player` roster standing in for the missing input.\n412: \n413: Also in this window (0x008915ec–0x00891624): `RollResearchEvent` (0x0088df20) is called when\n414: `ResT != NULL && ResErrRoll(+0x3b4) != 0 && (const at 0x00a2c788) < progressRatio`, then\n415: `ResErrRoll` is cleared — the same draw the B2/B3 lanes measured. `RollResearchAccident`\n416: (0x00889dc0) posts the `EVENT_LABACCIDENT_*` family; not traced here.\n417: \n418: ---\n419: \n420: ## 4. What is *not* verified\n421: \n422: * `0x00886470` — the wrapper that also calls `PostEvent`. Its prototype and its two call\n423:   paths were not read; I only established that it exists and is not on the research path.\n424: * `TurnEvents`' vptr/vtable contents beyond slot 0 (the virtual dtor used by the pruner).\n425: * The `sasc` tag at `0x00a2bde0` — adjacent to the event tag block, owner unknown.\n426: * Whether `PostEvent`'s dedup can ever collapse two research events in practice. It cannot\n427:   for OVERBUDGET vs COMPLETE (different `EvImg`), but two *different techs* going over budget\n428:   in the same turn differ only in `EvMsg`, which **is** compared — so both are kept. Verified\n429:   by reading the comparator, not by observing it.\n430: * `EventStorage::Write` (the save-side counterpart of 0x00825cc0) was not located; only the\n431:   read/`0x8b9d50` direction and the two `TurnEvents` directions were disassembled. The field\n432:   order is identical in both directions and is confirmed by the save, so this is a gap in\n433:   coverage, not in confidence about the layout.\n434: * The 50-turn prune has never been observed running (our saves are at turn ≤ 3).\n435: \n436: ---\n437: \n438: ## 5. What a turn actually posts (lane EV 2026-09-08, measured over all 11 saves)\n439: \n440: Read out of the corpus with `verify/state-checksum/state_checksum.py`, not derived. Every\n441: `EvImg` value, bucket and id below is a file fact.\n442: \n443: **Only two players in the whole corpus ever hold an event.** `PlyrIdx 0` (the human) and\n444: `PlyrIdx 1` (the one AI empire that owns colonies). `PlyrIdx 2..3` are the dormant shadow\n445: empires — `Sav = 0`, no colonies — and although they *do* pick research targets every turn,\n446: their `EvNxID` is 0 on every save. `PlyrIdx 4..7` are the monster factions, whose whole tech\n447: tree is state 4 and whose `EvNxID` is likewise 0 throughout. So \"who posts\" is not a property\n448: of the event API; it is a property of who does anything.\n449: \n450: ### The reference pair\n451: \n452: | pair | player | bucket | id | image | EvAct | EvLoc |\n453: |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n454: | turn1 -> turn2 | 0 | `EvTurn=2` | 1 | `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` | 1 | 0 |\n455: | turn1 -> turn2 | 1 | `EvTurn=2` | 1 | `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT` | 0 | 288 |\n456: | turn2 -> turn3 | 0 | `EvTurn=3` | 2 | `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` | 1 | 0 |\n457: | turn2 -> turn3 | 1 | `EvTurn=3` | 2 | `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT` | 0 | 288 |\n458: | turn2 -> turn3 | 1 | `EvTurn=3` | 3 | `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET` | 1 | 0 |\n459: \n460: **Order within a player is readable off the ids**: on turn 3 player 1's construction event is\n461: id 2 and its research event id 3, so **the build pass posts before the research pass**. Ids\n462: are per player (`EvNxID` is on the player's own storage), so no cross-player order is\n463: observable from a save and none should be assumed.\n464: \n465: `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT` carries `EvAct = 0` **as stored**, because it has a subject (`EvLoc` 288,\n466: a real position) — the `act == 0 && !obj && !pos -> 2` rule does not fire. The only stored\n467: `EvAct = 2` in the corpus is `EVENT_LABACCIDENT_SMALL`.\n468: \n469: ### Every image the corpus contains\n470: \n471: `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH`, `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT`, `EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE`, `EVENT_TECHS_UNLOCKED`,\n472: `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`, `EVENT_FLEET_ARRIVED`, `EVENT_FLEET_EXPLORED`,\n473: `EVENT_FLEET_MULTIPOINT_NONODE`, `EVENT_LABACCIDENT_SMALL`, `EVENT_COLONY_NEWSETTLERS`,\n474: `EVENT_ENEMY_INCOMING_Human`. The last is worth noting: the **event type is the `EvImg`\n475: string and it is composed at run time** — `_Human` is a species suffix, so the type space is\n476: not a fixed enumeration and never was.\n477: \n478: ### Text keys used, from `Locale/EN/Strings.csv`\n479: \n480: `EVENTSUM_SHIPS_BUILT` = `Ships Constructed At %s`; `EVENTMSG_SHIPS_BUILT_1SHIP` =\n481: `1 ship built in system %s`; `EVENTMSG_SHIPS_BUILT_NSHIPS` = `%s ships built in system %s`.\n482: So the construction event picks between **two** message keys on the ship count, and the count\n483: is substituted as a `%s`. Both `EVENTSUM_NO_RESEARCH` and `EVENTMSG_NO_RESEARCH` are the same\n484: string and take no parameter.\n485: \n486: ### Wired into `sots-engine`\n487: \n488: `src/app/event_phase.{h,cpp}` bridges the save's event subtree to `game::events` and P11 posts\n489: through it. On the reference pair, with the data root and the AI roster supplied and\n490: `--commit-blocked=P11`: **4 leaves closed on turn1->turn2 and 3 on turn2->turn3, 0 regressed**,\n491: and the posted record agrees with the oracle on every one of its eight fields. Engine-side\n492: write-up: `sots-engine docs/EV-events.md`.\n\n(End of file - total 492 lines)\n</content>","metadata":{"preview":"# Player event posting API (lane E, 2026-09-08)\n\nTarget: recover the API the game uses to post player-visible turn events, so the\nreimplementation can post them and so the compare harness can *see* them.\n\nMotivation: `TechTree::ProcessResearch` (P2-B3) failed its replace-mode oracle by exactly\none item across 40,300 — an unposted `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`. `ServerPlayer::\nOnTechResearched` (P2-B2) has the same gap. Until events are modelled, both \"0 divergence\"\nverdicts bound the economy fields only.\n\n**Everything below with an address was read out of the instruction stream** (bytes fetched\nwith `read-memory` over the ReVa HTTP shim, disassembled locally with capstone) unless the\nline says *inferred*. Layout claims are additionally confirmed against three real saves via\n`verify/save-reader/save_reader.py`.\n\n---\n\n## 1. The container\n\n`ServerPlayer::Events` is an **`EventStorage` embedded at `ServerPlayer+0x29c`**, size `0x1c`.","truncated":false,"loaded":[],"display":{"type":"file","path":"/home/alex/sots-re/findings/subsystems/events.md","text":"# Player event posting API (lane E, 2026-09-08)\n\nTarget: recover the API the game uses to post player-visible turn events, so the\nreimplementation can post them and so the compare harness can *see* them.\n\nMotivation: `TechTree::ProcessResearch` (P2-B3) failed its replace-mode oracle by exactly\none item across 40,300 — an unposted `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`. `ServerPlayer::\nOnTechResearched` (P2-B2) has the same gap. Until events are modelled, both \"0 divergence\"\nverdicts bound the economy fields only.\n\n**Everything below with an address was read out of the instruction stream** (bytes fetched\nwith `read-memory` over the ReVa HTTP shim, disassembled locally with capstone) unless the\nline says *inferred*. Layout claims are additionally confirmed against three real saves via\n`verify/save-reader/save_reader.py`.\n\n---\n\n## 1. The container\n\n`ServerPlayer::Events` is an **`EventStorage` embedded at `ServerPlayer+0x29c`**, size `0x1c`.\n\nVerified by `ServerPlayer::GetEventStorage` at **0x0080db00**, which is the whole function:\n\n```\n0080db00  8d819c020000   lea eax, [ecx + 0x29c]\n0080db06  c3             ret\n```\n\n`__thiscall EventStorage* ServerPlayer::GetEventStorage(ServerPlayer* this)` — no stack args,\nplain `ret`. Every research-path post site either calls it (`ProcessResearch`) or inlines the\n`lea ecx,[esi+0x29c]` (`OnTechResearched`, 0x008919ab / 0x0089241d).\n\n### `EventStorage` (0x1c bytes) — already in the Ghidra project, now confirmed by code\n\n| off | type | name | evidence |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 0x00 | `void*` | vptr | not touched by the post path |\n| 0x04 | `TurnEvents*` | `Events._Myfirst` | 0x008853aa `mov edx,[esi+8]; sub edx,[esi+4]` |\n| 0x08 | `TurnEvents*` | `Events._Mylast` | same |\n| 0x0c | `TurnEvents*` | `Events._Myend` | vector growth in 0x00885427+ |\n| 0x10 | `allocator` | `Events._Alval` | MSVC `_Vector_val` tail, 4 B |\n| 0x14 | `int` | **`EvNxID`** | 0x008863e3–0x008863f6 |\n| 0x18 | — | padding | struct size 0x1c |\n\n`EvNxID` lands at **`ServerPlayer+0x2b0`** — exactly the byte run the harness guard reported\nas `player+0x2b0:4`. That is now explained, not merely observed.\n\nThe vector element stride is **0x18**: `0x008853b3 mov eax,0x2aaaaaab; imul edx; sar edx,2`\n= signed divide by 24.\n\n### `TurnEvents` (0x18 bytes) — new\n\n| off | type | name | evidence |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 0x00 | `void*` | vptr | virtual dtor called at 0x00879f21 (`mov edx,[edi]; mov eax,[edx]; push 0; call eax`) |\n| 0x04 | `int` | **`EvTurn`** | 0x008853d3 `cmp [edx+4], ebx` (ebx = the turn argument) |\n| 0x08 | `PlayerEvent*` | `Events._Myfirst` | `lea ecx,[esi+8]` handed to `vector::push_back` at 0x008863db |\n| 0x0c | `PlayerEvent*` | `Events._Mylast` | 0x008863f9 `mov eax,[esi+0xc]` |\n| 0x10 | `PlayerEvent*` | `Events._Myend` | |\n| 0x14 | `allocator` | `Events._Alval` | |\n\n### `PlayerEvent` (0x74 = 116 bytes) — new\n\nStride confirmed two independent ways: the duplicate scanner's divisor at 0x00825d5f\n(`mov eax,0x8d3dcb09; imul ecx; add edx,ecx; sar edx,6` = signed divide by 116) and the\npost function's `mov [eax-0x70], ecx` writing `id` at `element+4` off `_Mylast`.\n\n| off | type | on-disk tag | set by |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 0x00 | `void*` | — | ctor: vftable `0x00a21958` |\n| 0x04 | `int` | `EvEID` | `PostEvent`: `EvNxID++` (or the duplicate's id) |\n| 0x08 | `std::string` (0x1c) | `EvDsc` | `PostEvent` arg 0 (summary / title) |\n| 0x24 | `std::string` (0x1c) | `EvMsg` | `PostEvent` arg 1 (body) |\n| 0x40 | `int` | `EvLoc` | `obj ? obj->[+4] : 0` |\n| 0x44 | `float[3]` | `EvPos` | `obj ? obj->[+0x18..0x20] : (pos ? *pos : ctor default)` |\n| 0x50 | `std::string` (0x1c) | `EvImg` | `PostEvent` arg `img` (`\"\"` if NULL) |\n| 0x6c | `int` | `EvAct` | `PostEvent` arg `act`; forced to **2** if `act==0 && !obj && !pos` |\n| 0x70 | `int` | `EvCID` | ctor 0; never written by `PostEvent` |\n\n**Correction to `formula-gaps.md`:** the default `EvPos` is **`FLT_MAX` (0x7f7fffff), not\ninfinity**. `PlayerEvent::PlayerEvent` (0x0084ee30) copies the three floats from the global\n`Vector3` at `0x00af0dc8`, whose bytes are `FF FF 7F 7F` × 3. Confirmed in the save:\n`EvPos = 2139095039 (0x7f7fffff)` for `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`. Writing `+inf`\n(0x7f800000) would produce a different save byte and a different oracle hash.\n\nCtor also sets `EvEID=0`, `EvLoc=0`, `EvAct=0`, `EvCID=0` and the three strings to `\"\"`\n(`0x009e100c`).\n\n### Serialization (matches the save exactly)\n\n`PlayerEvent::Serialize` = vftable slot 1 at **0x00825970**, `__thiscall`, `ret 4`. Tag\npointers all come from the table at `0x00a2bd88` (stride 8): `EvEID EvNxID EvTurn Events\nEvPos EvLoc EvMsg EvImg EvDsc EvCID EvAct sasc`. Emission order read off the instruction\nstream: `EvEID, EvDsc, EvMsg, EvImg, EvLoc, EvPos, EvAct, EvCID`.\n\n`TurnEvents` write 0x00825bb0 / read 0x00825c40: `EvTurn` then the nested collection `Events`.\n`EventStorage` read 0x00825cc0: `EvNxID` then the nested collection `Events`.\n\nSo on disk the shape is **nested, not flat**:\n\n```\nEvents (EventStorage)\n  EvNxID : int\n  Events : n × TurnEvents\n      EvTurn : int\n      Events : m × PlayerEvent\n          EvEID EvDsc EvMsg EvImg EvLoc EvPos{x,y,z} EvAct EvCID\n```\n\n`findings/objects/save-editor-structs.md:271` models this as\n`SimPlayerEventsSaveStruct events (Int32 evNxId; ComplexArray<SimPlayerEvent>)` — a **flat**\narray of events. That is wrong (or at least the R1 C# editor's simplification): the\n`ComplexArray` elements are *turn groups*, each holding its own array. `save_reader.py`\nparses it correctly today because `Events` falls into the generic tree; nothing needs fixing\nin the reader, but the struct note should be corrected.\n\n### Ground truth: `verify/results/saves/turn3-state.sav`\n\nPlayer index 1 (`/Sim/Player[1]/Events`, file offset 120372):\n\n```\nEvNxID = 4\n  EvTurn = 2\n    EvEID 1  EvDsc \"Ships Constructed At Ke'Dolarra\"\n             EvMsg \"1 ship built in system Ke'Dolarra\"\n             EvImg \"EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT\"  EvLoc 288  EvPos {-11.9286, 4.71900, 2.31785}\n             EvAct 0  EvCID 0\n  EvTurn = 3\n    EvEID 2  (the same EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT record, next turn)\n    EvEID 3  EvDsc \"Research Over Budget\"\n             EvMsg \"Research for Waldo Units has gone overbudget.\"\n             EvImg \"EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET\"  EvLoc 0\n             EvPos {0x7f7fffff, 0x7f7fffff, 0x7f7fffff}  EvAct 1  EvCID 0\n```\n\nPlayer index 0 has two `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` records (turns 2 and 3, ids 1 and 2, `EvNxID` 3).\nPlayers 2 and 3 have `EvNxID = 0` and an empty list — note **`EvNxID` starts at 0**, and\n`PostEvent` lazily promotes 0 → 1 on the first post (0x008863e3).\n\n---\n\n## 2. The entry point\n\n```c\n// 0x008862b0\nint __thiscall EventStorage::PostEvent(\n        EventStorage* this,          // ecx\n        std::string   summary,       // [ebp+0x08], BY VALUE, 0x1c bytes  -> EvDsc\n        std::string   message,       // [ebp+0x24], BY VALUE, 0x1c bytes  -> EvMsg\n        void*         obj,           // [ebp+0x40]  may be NULL\n        Vector3*      pos,           // [ebp+0x44]  may be NULL\n        int           turn,          // [ebp+0x48]\n        const char*   img,           // [ebp+0x4c]  may be NULL -> \"\"\n        int           act);          // [ebp+0x50]\n// returns the event id; ret 0x4c\n```\n\n`ret 0x4c` = 76 = 2 × 0x1c (the two by-value `std::string`s) + 5 × 4. Both string arguments\nare built **in the caller's frame by `sub esp,0x1c`** and a copy-construct, which is the MSVC\nby-value-`std::string` idiom; `PostEvent` frees their buffers itself before returning\n(0x00886415–0x00886446), so the caller must not.\n\nBody, in order (all read from the instruction stream):\n\n1. `PlayerEvent ev;` — default ctor `0x0084ee30` on a `[ebp-0x84]` temporary.\n2. `ev.EvDsc = summary; ev.EvMsg = message;` (0x0088630d, 0x0088631a).\n3. `ev.EvLoc = obj ? obj->[+4] : 0` (0x00886322).\n4. `ev.EvImg = img ? img : \"\"` — `\"\"` is `0x009e100c`; length by inline `strlen` (0x00886330).\n5. `ev.EvAct = act`; **if `act == 0 && obj == NULL && pos == NULL` then `ev.EvAct = 2`**\n   (0x00886353–0x0088636f). This default is easy to miss and changes the save bytes.\n6. Position: `obj` wins (`obj->[+0x18/+0x1c/+0x20]`), else `pos` (`pos->[0/4/8]`), else the\n   ctor's `FLT_MAX` triple (0x0088637a–0x008863a7).\n7. `PruneOldTurns(turn)` — 0x00879eb0.\n8. `TurnEvents* bucket = GetOrCreateTurnBucket(turn)` — 0x00885380.\n9. `PlayerEvent* dup = FindDuplicate(bucket, &ev)` — 0x00825d40. **If non-NULL, return\n   `dup->EvEID` and post nothing.**\n10. else `bucket->Events.push_back(ev)`; `if (EvNxID == 0) EvNxID = 1;`\n    `id = EvNxID++; back().EvEID = id;` return `id`.\n\n### `EventStorage::FindDuplicate` — 0x00825d40, `__thiscall (TurnEvents*, PlayerEvent*)`, `ret 8`\n\nLinear scan of the bucket. Two events are the same when **all** of these match:\n`EvAct` (+0x6c), `EvLoc` (+0x40), the three `EvPos` floats (`fucompp`, so bitwise-unequal\nNaNs never match but the `FLT_MAX` sentinels always do), `EvMsg` (+0x24) and `EvImg` (+0x50).\n**`EvDsc` is NOT compared.** A NULL bucket returns 0 immediately.\n\nThis is why the two identical `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT` records in `turn3-state.sav` survive as\nseparate events: they are in different turn buckets, and dedup is per-bucket.\n\n### `EventStorage::GetOrCreateTurnBucket` — 0x00885380, `__thiscall (int turn)`, `ret 4`\n\nScans `Events` for `EvTurn == turn`; **keeps scanning to the end and returns the *last*\nmatch** (0x008853d0–0x008853de has no early exit). If none, constructs a bucket\n(`0x00884cb0`, vtable `0x00a0f07c`), appends, and sets `_Mylast[-1].EvTurn = turn`\n(0x0088542d, `mov [eax-0x14], ecx`, i.e. `+4` off the new element at `_Mylast-0x18`).\n\n### `EventStorage::PruneOldTurns` — 0x00879eb0, `__thiscall (int turn)`\n\nCutoff is `turn - 0x32` (**50 turns**), constant, not from config: `0x00879ec3 add ebx,-0x32`.\n\nPrecisely as coded — and this is a quirk worth reproducing rather than \"fixing\": it walks the\n**leading** run of buckets with `EvTurn < cutoff`, leaves `edi` pointing at the **last** one\nof that run, and then shifts from `edi` down to `_Myfirst`. So it erases `n-1` buckets, not\n`n`: **one stale bucket always survives**, and a single leading stale bucket is never\nremoved at all (`0x00879ee2 cmp esi,edi; je` returns). It also stops at the first non-stale\nbucket, so a stale bucket after a fresh one is never reached.\n\n### Convenience wrapper\n\n`0x00886470` (`ret` and prototype not verified by this lane) posts via `PostEvent` twice at\n0x00886802 / 0x00886b22. **161 call sites in 113 functions** reference `PostEvent` directly —\nthis is the single event API for the whole simulation, not a research-specific helper.\n\n### Turn number\n\nEvery research-path site computes the turn as `*(int*)(*(char**)(player + 8) + 8)`.\n`ServerPlayer+8` is the `StrategyServer` *second* base; `0x0080e320` is\n`__thiscall void* ServerPlayer::GetServer()` = `[this+8] ? [this+8]-4 : 0`, so the field is\n`StrategyServer(primary base)+0x0c`. This matches the B4 finding that `StrategyServer` has\ntwo bases four bytes apart.\n\n**CORRECTION (lane EV 2026-09-08): that field is the FRAME (the turn counter), not\n`ModCount`.** The two are different words and the saves separate them cleanly:\n`turn2-state.sav` has `Summary/Turn = 2`, `Sim/Frame = 2` and `Sim/ModCount = 12`, and every\nevent the turn posted landed in bucket `EvTurn = 2`. If the argument were `ModCount` the\nbuckets would be 12 and 24. The value is the **post-increment** turn — a turn run from a save\nat turn *N* posts into bucket *N+1* — because the frame is bumped in `BeginProcessTurn`,\nbefore either turn driver runs.\n\n---\n\n## 3. Which events the research path posts\n\nOrder within `ServerPlayer::ProcessTurn` (0x00891340):\n\n| # | site | event | condition |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | `TechTree::ProcessResearch` 0x00587b97 | `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET` | per node, see below |\n| 2 | → `SetResearched` → `OnTechResearched` 0x008919b5 | `EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` / `_UNDERBUDGET` | see below |\n| 3 | → `OnTechResearched` 0x00892427 | `EVENT_TEMPERANCE` | temperance tech cured ≥1 addicted system |\n| 4 | `TechTree::ProcessResearch` 0x00587ff4 | `EVENT_TECHS_UNLOCKED` | tail loop, ≥1 newly available node |\n| 5 | `ProcessTurn` 0x0089168c | `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` | no target, no affordable tech, tree not exhausted |\n\n`ProcessResearch`'s two posts bracket the per-node loop: OVERBUDGET fires **inside** the loop\n(so once per over-budget node), TECHS_UNLOCKED **once** after it.\n\n### 3.1 `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET` — the B3 defect, fully explained\n\nPosted at **0x00587b97**, in `TechTree::ProcessResearch` (0x005876c0).\n\nPer-node arithmetic recovered from 0x00587732–0x00587907 (naming `cost =\nTechTree::GetNodeCost(node)` = 0x0057da00, `pts = node->points` at `node+0x1c`):\n\n```\nminPts  = max(cost * 50  / 100, 0)          ; 0x51eb851f/sar 5 = /100\nmaxPts  = max(minPts, cost * 150 / 100)\nwasDone = (pts >= cost)                     ; [ebp-0xcd], setge @0x005877e1\ngranted = min(requested, maxPts - pts)\n*overbudgetOut += requested - granted       ; the out-param accumulates unspent points\npts    += granted\nnowDone = (pts >= cost)                     ; [ebp-0xce], setge @0x00587828\n\nif      (pts >= maxPts)  chance = 1.0f, draw = 0.0f          ; always completes\nelse if (granted == 0)   chance = 0.0f, draw = 1.0f          ; never completes, no draw\nelse                     chance = (float)(pts - minPts) / maxPts   ; NOTE: / maxPts, not /(max-min)\n                         draw   = rng.NextFloat()*(1.0-0.0) + 0.0  ; [0x009e1e68] == 0.0\n                         if (owner && owner->Species == 5)   ; Zuul\n                             draw = max(draw, rng.NextFloat()*(1.0-0.0)+0.0)\n\nif (chance < draw) {                         ; roll FAILED -> tech not completed this turn\n    if (!wasDone && nowDone && owner) {\n        PostEvent(EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET); node->flag(+0x2c) = 2;\n    }\n} else {                                     ; roll succeeded\n    log(\"Research completed at %d of %d (%.1f%%). (Odds: %.2f, Roll: %.2f)\\n\", ...)\n    if (pts/cost < 0.8) node->flag(+0x2c) = 0;\n    SetResearched(node->def, 2);             ; 0x00581e10 -> OnTechResearched\n}\n```\n\nSo **over budget means: the node has accumulated at least its full cost, but the completion\nroll failed, and this is the first turn that has been true.** `!wasDone` is what makes it\nfire exactly once per node.\n\nThe record it posts:\n\n| field | value | evidence |\n|---|---|---|\n| `EvDsc` | `\"Research Over Budget\"` | key `EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`, slot `0x00ae48e0`, thunk key at `0x00a00cac` |\n| `EvMsg` | `\"Research for %s has gone overbudget.\"` % `node->def->name` | key `EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`, slot `0x00ae48e8`, key at `0x00a00ccc` |\n| `EvImg` | `\"EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET\"` | literal `0x00a0078c`, pushed at 0x00587b24 |\n| `EvLoc` | `0` | `obj = NULL` (0x00587b2c) |\n| `EvPos` | `{FLT_MAX, FLT_MAX, FLT_MAX}` | `pos = NULL` → ctor default |\n| `EvAct` | `1` | literal, 0x00587b22 |\n| `EvCID` | `0` | ctor |\n\nBoth strings go through `0x008c97f0` (`__cdecl` format-into-`std::string`, 8 stack args:\n`out, fmt, a1..a6`) with the tech name as the single substitution; the summary format\ncontains no `%s`, so it comes out literal. The tech name is `def+0x40` (a `std::string`;\n`_Myres` at `+0x54` selects heap vs. inline buffer, 0x00587a1d).\n\n**Save cross-check:** `turn3-state.sav`, player 1, turn-3 bucket, `EvEID 3` is exactly this\nrecord, with `EvMsg \"Research for Waldo Units has gone overbudget.\"` — the format string, the\n`%s` substitution, `EvAct 1`, `EvLoc 0` and the `FLT_MAX` position all match byte for byte.\n\n### 3.2 `EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` / `EVENT_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET`\n\nPosted at **0x008919b5** in `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched` (0x00891790), guarded by\n`if (!silent)` (0x00891804 `cmp byte [ebp+0xc], 0; jne`).\n\n```\nratio = TechTree::GetProgressRatio(tree, def)      ; 0x0057e950, float\nif (ratio >= 0.8f)  img = \"EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE\"    (0x00a33368)\n                    sum = EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_COMPLETE   (slot 0x00af09e8)\n                    msg = EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_COMPLETE   (slot 0x00af09f0)\nelse                img = \"EVENT_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET\" (0x00a33380)\n                    sum = EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET(slot 0x00af09f8)\n                    msg = EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET(slot 0x00af0a00)\nPostEvent(sum, snprintf(msg, 0x100, def->name), NULL, NULL, turn, img, 1)\n```\n\nThe 0.8 constant is the `double` at `0x009e20c8` = `0.800000011920929`, i.e. `(double)0.8f` —\nthe comparison is `fcomp` of the `float` ratio against that double. Text:\n\n* `EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` = `\"Research Complete\"`,\n  `EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` = `\"Tech %s has been acquired\"`\n* `EVENTSUM_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET` = `\"Research Breakthrough!\"`,\n  `EVENTMSG_RESEARCH_UNDERBUDGET` = `\"Your scientists made a breakthrough with %s. Research has completed ahead of schedule!\"`\n\n`EvAct = 1`, `obj = pos = NULL`, so `EvLoc = 0` and `EvPos = FLT_MAX³`. Message buffer is a\n0x100-byte stack buffer formatted with `0x008c8eb0` (`_snprintf`-shaped, 9 args), then\nassigned into a `std::string`, so **a message longer than 255 chars is truncated** — a real\nbehaviour to reproduce.\n\nNote the naming is counter-intuitive: `UNDERBUDGET` is the *cheap* completion (ratio < 0.8).\n\n### 3.3 `EVENT_TEMPERANCE`\n\nPosted at **0x00892427**, same function, after the per-species temperance sweep\n(0x00892280–0x008922b9: for each species with flag bit 5, cure every owned addicted system\nvia 0x00745e40 / 0x00743800). Guarded by `!silent` **and** by a local \"something was cured\"\nflag (`[ebp-0x189]`, set at 0x008922a6). Strings `EVENTSUM_ADDICTION_TEMPERENCE` /\n`EVENTMSG_ADDICTION_TEMPERENCE` (slots `0x00af0a88` / `0x00af0a90`, note the shipped\nmisspelling \"TEMPERENCE\").\n\n`EvImg = \"EVENT_TEMPERANCE\"` (0x00a33340), `obj = pos = NULL`, and **`EvAct = 0`** — which\nmeans rule 5 of `PostEvent` fires and the stored `EvAct` becomes **2**, not 0. Any\nreimplementation that stores the literal 0 will differ from the oracle here.\n\n### 3.4 `EVENT_TECHS_UNLOCKED`\n\nPosted at **0x00587ff4**, at the tail of `ProcessResearch` (loop at 0x00587cc3). Collects\nevery node `n` where `n != NULL`, `n->def != NULL`, `tree->nodes[n->def->index] != NULL`,\nthat node's **`state` (`+0x14`) `== 2` (available)**, and **`n->turnAvailable` (`+0x20`)\n`== currentTurn`** (0x00587cfc–0x00587d42). If the collected vector is non-empty it posts\nonce.\n\n*Correction to `strategic-turn-internals.md:233`*, which reads the condition as \"state==2 &&\nturnAvailable == currentTurn **&& parent researched**\". There is no parent test: the\n`mov ecx,[ecx]; mov eax,[eax+ecx*4]` pair at 0x00587d0d–0x00587d19 dereferences `n->def` and\nthen indexes `tree->nodes` by `def->[0]`, which is the tech's **own** index (the same\nindirection the entry loop uses at 0x00587738–0x00587740). It resolves back to `n` itself;\nthe two null checks around it are defensive. The state test is therefore on `n`, not on a\nparent.\n\n`EvDsc` = `EVENTSUM_UNLOCKEDTECHS` (slot `0x00ae48f0`) = `\"New Technologies Available\"`.\n`EvMsg` = `EVENTMSG_UNLOCKEDTECHS` (slot `0x00ae48f8`) =\n`\"The following technologies are now available for research:\"` followed by, per node, the\nseparator string at `0x009e4588` and the node's `def->name` (0x00587f46–0x00587f82).\n`EvImg` = literal `\"EVENT_TECHS_UNLOCKED\"` (`0x00a00774`, length pushed as 0x14).\n`EvAct = 1`, `obj = pos = NULL`.\n\n### 3.5 `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH`\n\nPosted at **0x0089168c** in `ServerPlayer::ProcessTurn`. Condition (0x0089162a–0x0089167e):\n\n```\nif (player->ResT (+0x294) == NULL)\n    TechTree::CollectResearchedTechs(&out, turn, INT_MAX, sort=1)   ; 0x00584e50\n    if (out.empty() && TechTree::FindFirstAvailableTech() != NULL)  ; 0x0057da90\n        PostEvent(EVENTSUM_NO_RESEARCH, EVENTMSG_NO_RESEARCH, NULL, NULL, turn,\n                  \"EVENT_NO_RESEARCH\" (0x00a3332c), 1)\n```\n\nBoth strings are `\"No Research Project Assigned.\"` — matches `turn3-state.sav` player 0\nexactly (`EvAct 1`, `EvLoc 0`, `EvPos` FLT_MAX³).\n\n**CORRECTION (lane EV 2026-09-08) to this section as first written.** 0x00584e50 was named\nhere as a `ListAvailableTechs` and the middle test read as \"no affordable tech\". It is\n`TechTree::CollectResearchedTechs` (lane T read the whole body; the call site's argument order\nwas re-read here byte for byte from 0x00891600), and the test is about what was **researched**,\nnot about what is available:\n\n1. `ResT == NULL` — the player holds no research target;\n2. **no tech has `state == 4` (researched) with `turnResearched (+0x24) >= turn`**, i.e.\n   nothing finished on this turn or later. The turn is passed as the collector's `minTurn`\n   and the range runs to `INT_MAX`;\n3. at least one node is in `state == 2` (available) — that is the availability half, and it is\n   what excludes the four monster factions, whose entire tree is state 4.\n\nTest 2 is not decoration and the corpus exercises it: in `zuul-turn23-fleet23.sav` the human\nposts `EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE` on turn 22 and **no** no-research event that turn, then\n`EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` again on turn 23. `sots-engine`'s P11 implements all three tests; before\nthis lane it implemented tests 1 and 3 only, and over-fired.\n\nTest 1 is the one a save cannot answer. `ResTNm` on the wire is the target the file was\n**written** with; on the reference pair all four real players start the turn with none and\nthree of them acquire one *during* it, which is AI research selection. Across all eleven\ncorpus saves no AI player ever posts `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` (~90 player-turns) while the human\nposts it on every turn it lacks a target — stated as a hypothesis, with the operator's\n`--ai-player` roster standing in for the missing input.\n\nAlso in this window (0x008915ec–0x00891624): `RollResearchEvent` (0x0088df20) is called when\n`ResT != NULL && ResErrRoll(+0x3b4) != 0 && (const at 0x00a2c788) < progressRatio`, then\n`ResErrRoll` is cleared — the same draw the B2/B3 lanes measured. `RollResearchAccident`\n(0x00889dc0) posts the `EVENT_LABACCIDENT_*` family; not traced here.\n\n---\n\n## 4. What is *not* verified\n\n* `0x00886470` — the wrapper that also calls `PostEvent`. Its prototype and its two call\n  paths were not read; I only established that it exists and is not on the research path.\n* `TurnEvents`' vptr/vtable contents beyond slot 0 (the virtual dtor used by the pruner).\n* The `sasc` tag at `0x00a2bde0` — adjacent to the event tag block, owner unknown.\n* Whether `PostEvent`'s dedup can ever collapse two research events in practice. It cannot\n  for OVERBUDGET vs COMPLETE (different `EvImg`), but two *different techs* going over budget\n  in the same turn differ only in `EvMsg`, which **is** compared — so both are kept. Verified\n  by reading the comparator, not by observing it.\n* `EventStorage::Write` (the save-side counterpart of 0x00825cc0) was not located; only the\n  read/`0x8b9d50` direction and the two `TurnEvents` directions were disassembled. The field\n  order is identical in both directions and is confirmed by the save, so this is a gap in\n  coverage, not in confidence about the layout.\n* The 50-turn prune has never been observed running (our saves are at turn ≤ 3).\n\n---\n\n## 5. What a turn actually posts (lane EV 2026-09-08, measured over all 11 saves)\n\nRead out of the corpus with `verify/state-checksum/state_checksum.py`, not derived. Every\n`EvImg` value, bucket and id below is a file fact.\n\n**Only two players in the whole corpus ever hold an event.** `PlyrIdx 0` (the human) and\n`PlyrIdx 1` (the one AI empire that owns colonies). `PlyrIdx 2..3` are the dormant shadow\nempires — `Sav = 0`, no colonies — and although they *do* pick research targets every turn,\ntheir `EvNxID` is 0 on every save. `PlyrIdx 4..7` are the monster factions, whose whole tech\ntree is state 4 and whose `EvNxID` is likewise 0 throughout. So \"who posts\" is not a property\nof the event API; it is a property of who does anything.\n\n### The reference pair\n\n| pair | player | bucket | id | image | EvAct | EvLoc |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| turn1 -> turn2 | 0 | `EvTurn=2` | 1 | `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` | 1 | 0 |\n| turn1 -> turn2 | 1 | `EvTurn=2` | 1 | `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT` | 0 | 288 |\n| turn2 -> turn3 | 0 | `EvTurn=3` | 2 | `EVENT_NO_RESEARCH` | 1 | 0 |\n| turn2 -> turn3 | 1 | `EvTurn=3` | 2 | `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT` | 0 | 288 |\n| turn2 -> turn3 | 1 | `EvTurn=3` | 3 | `EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET` | 1 | 0 |\n\n**Order within a player is readable off the ids**: on turn 3 player 1's construction event is\nid 2 and its research event id 3, so **the build pass posts before the research pass**. Ids\nare per player (`EvNxID` is on the player's own storage), so no cross-player order is\nobservable from a save and none should be assumed.\n\n`EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT` carries `EvAct = 0` **as stored**, because it has a subject (`EvLoc` 288,\na real position) — the `act == 0 && !obj && !pos -> 2` rule does not fire. The only stored\n`EvAct = 2` in the corpus is `EVENT_LABACCIDENT_SMALL`.\n\n### Every image the corpus contains\n\n`EVENT_NO_RESEARCH`, `EVENT_SHIPS_BUILT`, `EVENT_RESEARCH_COMPLETE`, `EVENT_TECHS_UNLOCKED`,\n`EVENT_RESEARCH_OVERBUDGET`, `EVENT_FLEET_ARRIVED`, `EVENT_FLEET_EXPLORED`,\n`EVENT_FLEET_MULTIPOINT_NONODE`, `EVENT_LABACCIDENT_SMALL`, `EVENT_COLONY_NEWSETTLERS`,\n`EVENT_ENEMY_INCOMING_Human`. The last is worth noting: the **event type is the `EvImg`\nstring and it is composed at run time** — `_Human` is a species suffix, so the type space is\nnot a fixed enumeration and never was.\n\n### Text keys used, from `Locale/EN/Strings.csv`\n\n`EVENTSUM_SHIPS_BUILT` = `Ships Constructed At %s`; `EVENTMSG_SHIPS_BUILT_1SHIP` =\n`1 ship built in system %s`; `EVENTMSG_SHIPS_BUILT_NSHIPS` = `%s ships built in system %s`.\nSo the construction event picks between **two** message keys on the ship count, and the count\nis substituted as a `%s`. Both `EVENTSUM_NO_RESEARCH` and `EVENTMSG_NO_RESEARCH` are the same\nstring and take no parameter.\n\n### Wired into `sots-engine`\n\n`src/app/event_phase.{h,cpp}` bridges the save's event subtree to `game::events` and P11 posts\nthrough it. On the reference pair, with the data root and the AI roster supplied and\n`--commit-blocked=P11`: **4 leaves closed on turn1->turn2 and 3 on turn2->turn3, 0 regressed**,\nand the posted record agrees with the oracle on every one of its eight fields. Engine-side\nwrite-up: `sots-engine docs/EV-events.md`.","lineStart":1,"lineEnd":492,"totalLines":492,"truncated":false}},"title":"findings/subsystems/events.md","time":{"start":1788994916497,"end":1788994916546}},"metadata":{"openai":{"itemId":"fc_0ba9ff6d84fec3db016aa1e56451f887d1b55a04d2b37bfd28"}},"id":"prt_08868108e001UjkZLFA4h53bMU","sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","messageID":"msg_08867e320001lTG40eyYJofGfQ"}}
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Guest: VM145 (`sots-re-win10-145`, `re@192.168.10.145`) — held by this lane.**\n9: VM140 is untouched (it is the exclusive reference guest).\n10: \n11: The board's headline metric is `tools/displacement.py`: **3 replaced / 7 compared / 7 modelled /\n12: 3 mapped**. `TechTree::ProcessResearch + unlock cascade` is the best-evidenced `compared` row — 35\n13: calls, three workloads, 0 divergences, `tracecmp` exit 0, and an advance prediction that held on a\n14: *changed* workload. This lane asks the only question that moves the metric: **can our code run\n15: INSTEAD of the original's, live, with a byte-level oracle holding afterwards?**\n16: \n17: Everything above the `## 4.` heading was committed **before** the shim was built or staged\n18: (rule 2). Nothing above that line is edited afterwards; corrections are made below it and named as\n19: corrections (rule 11).\n20: \n21: ---\n22: \n23: ## 1. The state, and why this one\n24: \n25: ### 1.1 The candidate the brief names, and why it is not sufficient on its own\n26: \n27: `ref-turn2.sav` (`ab4ac2d7…`, = `verify/results/saves/turn2-state.sav`) is the campaign's oldest and\n28: most reproduced oracle: one End Turn by the **load** route, `(Autosave EndTurn)` `bb4fd9ac…` /\n29: `(Autosave)` `978041ac…`, **5 + 1 processes**, certified-pairs row 1.\n30: \n31: **It does not exercise a research completion.** This is not an inference from the exit code — it is\n32: read off lane U's own instruments, both of which are in this repo:\n33: \n34: * `verify/results/compare/unlock-b3-t1.md`: 3 calls, 3 compared, 0 diverged, and\n35:   **`0 undeclared write(s) in 0 call(s)`**. Every completion in every measured run produces\n36:   undeclared writes on the `player` and `tree_header` guards, because that is where\n37:   `OnTechResearched`'s tech effects and the tree's order counter land. Zero undeclared writes is\n38:   zero completions.\n39: * `verify/results/shim/unlock-shim.log`: the first three `research: cascade ok=1 …` lines of the\n40:   five-turn continuation read `completions=0 unlocked=0 otch_appends=0`. Those three lines *are*\n41:   the `ref-turn2` End Turn.\n42: \n43: Reading the trace rather than the verdict (rule 1) says what that turn *does* do: call 0 advances\n44: the generator by one word (`left` 432 → 431), pushes node 144's progress 2879 → 5768, sets its flag\n45: 1 → 2 (`OverBudgetNotified`) and posts one event (`next_id` 3 → 4). Calls 1 and 2 change **nothing\n46: at all**. So `ref-turn2` + one End Turn is a real workload for the *pass* and an empty one for the\n47: *completion path*. **A replace-mode oracle taken there would be exactly the green verdict on a hook\n48: that compared nothing that rule 1 exists to catch.**\n49: \n50: ### 1.2 The state this lane uses\n51: \n52: **`verify/results/saves/turn3-state.sav`** — 67,219 B, sha256\n53: `978041acd168b56ed8eb3f5e42e78d5e70eae6e6517d75e659a5eb7ca3d60921`, `Summary.Turn = 3`,\n54: `Sim.ModCount = 24`. It is *the output of certified-pairs row 1*: the `(Autosave).sav` that\n55: `ref-turn2` + one End Turn produces. It is already on VM145 under that hash as `(Autosave).sav`.\n56: \n57: **Procedure: one End Turn. Route: LOAD.** Stated because the route is part of the pair\n58: (rule 26(c) fourth term; lane BS): the same turn reached by continuation and by load is two\n59: different, individually reproducible things, and this lane deliberately does **not** inherit the\n60: continuation's turn-4 numbers as an assumption — it predicts them and lets the load route falsify\n61: them (P1).\n62: \n63: Why this turn: in lane U's five-turn continuation the **fourth-turn** call is the completing one.\n64: The call that enters with `turn = 4` allocates 2,898 points to tech 144, completes it, and runs the\n65: cascade — `completions=1 unlocked=3 otch_appends=1` in the shim log, `next_id` 5 → 7 and\n66: `observed_techs` 440 → 484 bytes in the trace. `turn3-state.sav` is the state that turn starts from.\n67: \n68: ### 1.3 The exposure screen (rule 26(c)) — a screen, not a decision procedure\n69: \n70: Read from `turn3-state.sav` with `verify/save-reader/save_reader.py`. Eight players; per lane BP the\n71: engine builds AI clients for net ids **32, 496, 512** only, and the four factions at 528–576 carry\n72: their signature **inertly**.\n73: \n74: | player | species | `ResTNm` | `Status` | AI client | pick-turn signature? |\n75: |---|---|---|---|---|---|\n76: | 16 (human `re`) | 0 | `''` | 4 | **no** (local human) | **false positive** — no client |\n77: | 32 | 2 | `IND_Waldo` | 4 | yes | **no** — mid-research |\n78: | 496 | 0 | `DRV_PlsFiss` | 4 | yes | **no** — mid-research |\n79: | 512 | 2 | `BIO_GnMod` | 4 | yes | **no** — mid-research |\n80: | 528, 544, 560, 576 | 4 | `''` | 0 | **no** | **false positive** — no client, `Status 0` |\n81: \n82: **No player that actually runs enters this turn with an empty research target.** That is the best\n83: the screen can say. It cannot say the control will agree — rule 26(c)'s own retraction is explicit\n84: that `candidatesTried` is not readable from a save, that there is a combat term, and that the load\n85: route is a fourth term that is not a predicate on the save at all. **So the screen is why this turn\n86: is worth trying, and the two-process control in §4.1 is the only thing that decides it.**\n87: \n88: The lineage where exposure is saturated (`ad-…`/`ar-…`, every turn carrying a signature) is\n89: deliberately not used here.\n90: \n91: ### 1.4 What is being asked of `hooks=off`\n92: \n93: Three fresh-process runs are planned before any replace result is read:\n94: \n95: | run | config | what it establishes |\n96: |---|---|---|\n97: | **C1**, **C2** | `shim.cfg.croff` (`hooks=off`, the proxy loads and installs nothing) | the control agrees with itself across two fresh processes (rule 26) |\n98: | **N** | `shim.cfg.crcompare` (one detour, `compare`) | the instrument is behaviour-neutral on *this* save and route (rule 19), **and** it is where the completion count comes from the hook itself |\n99: \n100: Only then the replace runs. C1/C2 use the *same proxy DLL* as every measured run, so the only\n101: difference between control and measurement is the config (lane CB's shape).\n102: \n103: ---\n104: \n105: ## 2. The four bytes of every float literal on this path (rule 23)\n106: \n107: Two float literals are on the research pass's arithmetic path, and **both are widened `float`s**.\n108: Read here directly out of `dumps/sots.exe` (PE image base `0x00400000`, `.rdata` at `0x009dd000`\n109: file offset `0x5dbe00`), not taken from an earlier note:\n110: \n111: | VA | bytes (LE) | value as `double` | is it `(double)float`? | engine constant |\n112: |---|---|---|---|---|\n113: | `0x009e20c8` | `00 00 00 a0 99 99 e9 3f` | `0.80000001192092896` | **yes** (low 29 bits zero) | `kEarlyCompletionRatio = 0.800000011920929` |\n114: | `0x009e5060` | `00 00 00 a0 99 99 a9 3f` | `0.05000000074505806` | **yes** | `kDecayFraction = 0.05000000074505806` |\n115: \n116: Both source literals were re-parsed and re-packed: `0.800000011920929` → `000000a09999e93f` and\n117: `0.05000000074505806` → `000000a09999a93f`. **Bit-identical to the image.** So the two constants\n118: `sots-engine/src/game/sim/research.cpp` relies on are exactly the image's, not the exact decimals\n119: that bit the money chain twice.\n120: \n121: Two literals that are **not** on this path, and why:\n122: \n123: * the tech-cost multiplier (`1.0 − 0.25·n`, floor `0.25`) — `ours` never evaluates it. It calls the\n124:   game's own read-only `TechTree::Cost` for every cost it needs, in both modes (`g_env.cost`). This\n125:   is a genuine, declared dependency on the original: the effective cost is **not** displaced.\n126: * `ResearchSpendFloor` / `Ceiling` are integer `×50/100` and `×150/100` with a 32-bit wrapping\n127:   multiply — no float involved.\n128: \n129: ---\n130: \n131: ## 3. Predictions, committed before the build\n132: \n133: Falsification symptoms are given for each. Predictions are made **per site** and not at a bracket\n134: total (rule 23's 2026-09-09 corollary).\n135: \n136: ### P0 — the control agrees with itself\n137: `turn3-state.sav`, one End Turn, load route, `hooks=off`, **two fresh processes** produce identical\n138: `(Autosave EndTurn).sav` and `(Autosave).sav`.\n139: *Falsified if:* the two processes differ. Then this workload is exposed, the screen in §1.3 was\n140: insufficient (which is what rule 26(c)'s retraction predicts is possible), and the honest move is to\n141: report that and pin the source of variation — **not** to pick the run that suits.\n142: \n143: ### P1 — the turn is not quiet, and the load route reproduces the continuation's turn-4 call\n144: Exactly **3** `ProcessResearch` calls, one per AI client, in the same owner order. Allocations:\n145: **A → {tech 144, 2898 points}**, **B → {tech 90, 0 points}**, **C → {tech 9, 0 points}**. Exactly\n146: **one completion** (tech 144) and the cascade unlocks exactly **three** nodes:\n147: \n148: | node | `state` | `cost_rp` | `turn_available` |\n149: |---|---|---|---|\n150: | 132 | 0 → 2 | `INT_MAX` → **10000** | −1 → **4** |\n151: | 136 | 0 → 2 | `INT_MAX` → **16000** | −1 → **4** |\n152: | 142 | 0 → 2 | `INT_MAX` → **8000** | −1 → **4** |\n153: \n154: *Falsified if:* a different allocation, a different completion count, or a different unlock set. That\n155: would be a **route** result — the load route not reproducing the continuation — and it is worth as\n156: much as the replace result. It is exactly what rule 26(c)'s fourth term says can happen.\n157: \n158: ### P2 — the arithmetic, hand-computed on the boundary\n159: For node 144: `cost = 5000`, `lo = ResearchSpendFloor = 2500`, `hi = ResearchSpendCeiling = 7500`.\n160: Entering progress **5768**, allocation **2898**:\n161: \n162: * `spent = min(2898, 7500 − 5768) = 1732` — the cap binds, so this call lands **exactly on the\n163:   ceiling**, which is the boundary rule 23 says to test by hand rather than trust a compare on.\n164: * `progress 5768 → 7500`, `overbudget 0 → 1166`.\n165: * `progress (7500) < hi (7500)` is **false**, so the odds/roll branch is skipped: **zero RNG draws**.\n166:   I predict `rng.left` is **unchanged at 413** across all three calls and the `mt` digest does not\n167:   move on any of them.\n168: * `ratio = (float)(7500/5000) = 1.5`, and `1.5 < 0.800000011920929` is false → **not** completed\n169:   early → `flag` **unchanged**.\n170: * `state 3 → 4`, `turn_researched −1 → 4`, `order −1 → 22`, and the tree's order counter\n171:   `22 → 23`.\n172: \n173: *Falsified if:* any single one of these moves. A wrong `hi` shows up as a wrong `overbudget`; a\n174: wrong early-completion literal shows up as `flag` moving.\n175: \n176: ### P3 — the instrument is neutral, and the completion is counted by the instrument\n177: Run N (`crcompare`, one detour) produces autosaves **byte-identical to C1/C2**, and `tracecmp`\n178: reports **3 calls / 3 compared / 0 diverged / exit 0**. The hook's own per-call log line reads\n179: `completions=1 … unlocked=3 otch_appends=1` on the completing call and all-zero on the other two.\n180: Undeclared writes: **6 spans in 1 call** —\n181: `player +0x10c/3`, `player +0x110/3`, `player +0x114/3`, `player +0x124/3`, `player +0x294/4`\n182: (`ResT`, the research target being cleared) and `tree_header +0x20/1` (the order counter).\n183: \n184: *Falsified if:* the autosaves move (then rule 19 bites and nothing below is readable), or the\n185: undeclared-write set differs (then the workload or the model moved).\n186: \n187: ### P4 — replace with the cascade OFF (`crreplace0`, the shipped behaviour) diverges\n188: The autosave is **not** byte-identical. Predicted diverging leaves, by name:\n189: \n190: 1. `Player[32]` tech tree: node 144 `turn_researched` and `order` unstamped (−1/−1); nodes 132, 136\n191:    and 142 unchanged at `state 0`, `cost_rp INT_MAX`, `turn_available −1`.\n192: 2. the tree's completion-order counter left at 22.\n193: 3. `Player[32]` events: `next_id` short by **2**, two event records absent.\n194: 4. `Player[32]` `otch`: one `ObservedTech` element absent (**44 bytes**).\n195: 5. `Player[32]` scalar fields at `+0x10c`, `+0x110`, `+0x114`, `+0x124` unchanged, and `ResTNm` still\n196:    reading `IND_Waldo` because `ResT` was never cleared.\n197: \n198: What **will** be right even here: node 144's `state = 4`, `progress = 7500`, `flag`, the decay sweep\n199: over every other node, and the `overbudget` accumulator.\n200: \n201: ### P5 — replace with the cascade ON (`crreplace1`) diverges, by strictly less\n202: Same binary, one config line different (`research.replace_cascade=on`; see §3.1). Predicted:\n203: **strictly fewer diverging leaves than P4**, with items 1 and 2 of P4 **closed** — node 144 stamped\n204: `turn_researched 4` / `order 22`, nodes 132/136/142 at `state 2` with `cost_rp` 10000/16000/8000 and\n205: `turn_available 4`, counter at 23 — and items 3, 4 and 5 **still open**.\n206: \n207: ### P6 — the headline, stated in advance\n208: **`game/sim/research` does NOT move from `compared` to `replaced` this session, and the named cause\n209: is `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`, not the research model.** The research pass itself — the spend\n210: cap, the odds branch, the completion, the decay sweep, and (with the flag on) the whole\n211: `SetResearched` cascade — is displaceable and I expect it to reproduce the original's TechTree state\n212: exactly. What blocks the oracle is the *callback*: it posts events whose text comes from the game's\n213: string table, appends an `ObservedTech` element `ours` decides but does not construct, and writes\n214: ~90 `ServerPlayer` fields that are a different subsystem's milestone (B2) and a separate `compared`\n215: row on the board. A replace of the research pass is **gated on displacing `OnTechResearched`**, and\n216: that is a statement about a boundary, not about the research model.\n217: \n218: *Falsified if:* `crreplace1`'s autosave is byte-identical to the oracle. That would mean the\n219: callback's writes do not reach the save on this workload, P6 is wrong, and the row moves to\n220: `replaced` — which is the outcome I would rather have and do not expect.\n221: \n222: ### P7 — the numbers I expect to be able to quote honestly afterwards\n223: **1** distinct completion, **1** distinct tech (144), **3** unlocked nodes, **3** calls of which\n224: **2** allocate zero points and write nothing at all. That is thin, and it will be reported as\n225: thin (rule 15/23) whatever the verdict.\n226: \n227: ### 3.1 The one engine change this lane makes, and why it is not a thumb on the scale\n228: \n229: `sots-engine` worktree `wip/cr` (rule 21), branched from `main` at `e7e2bd6`.\n230: \n231: * **`research.replace_cascade=on|off`, default `off`.** With it off the binary behaves *exactly* as\n232:   `main` does today, so P4 measures the shipped behaviour rather than a straw man. With it on, a\n233:   **replace**-mode call also writes the four `TechNode` words `SetResearched` stamps and the tree's\n234:   completion-order counter. It does **not** post events, does **not** move the `ObservedTech` vector\n235:   and does **not** apply a single tech effect — those stay gated on compare mode and stay declared\n236:   unmodelled. The flag exists so P4 and P5 differ by a **config line and not by a binary**, which is\n237:   what makes the leaf difference between their autosaves attributable to the cascade.\n238: * **A per-call log line in every mode.** The old line was gated on the cascade having run, so a\n239:   replace run with the cascade off had no counter at all and \"a completion happened\" could only be\n240:   inferred from the save — the artefact under test. It now prints `steps`, `completions` (counted\n241:   from the pass's own step results), `overbudget` and the cascade counters, in compare **and**\n242:   replace. This is the instrument answering the brief's \"show it fired — a count, from the hook\n243:   itself\".\n244: \n245: No new binary facts: `ghidra/addresses.d/cr.json` is **not** created, because this lane reads no new\n246: address. Every offset used already exists in the generated header. Host build: 253 targets, **59/59\n247: tests pass** (the denominator is the healthy 59, per rule 24's signature check); `clean_room_check`\n248: OK; `tools/check_shim_configs.py` OK with 27 registered hooks and all four CR configs\n249: (`croff`, `crcompare`, `crreplace0`, `crreplace1`) — the three `hooks=trace` ones marked\n250: `# exhaustive` and naming all 27.\n251: \n252: ---\n253: \n254: ## 4. Results\n255: \n256: *(added after the runs; nothing above this line is edited)*\n257: \n258: ### 4.0 The five runs, in order\n259: \n260: All five on **VM145**, held by this lane, each a **fresh process**, `SavedGames` reset to exactly\n261: `turn3-state.sav` before every launch, `C:\\SOTS\\shimdist-cr\\binkw32.dll`\n262: (25,274,723 B, sha256 `d2ad56b32c1b5f6b…`, `BUILD_ID cr-618ccb1-20260909T131556Z`, exports 66/66\n263: identical to the real `binkw32.dll`), one config per run and nothing else changed. Every screen —\n264: main menu, Load-Game chooser, the one-row file list, the **lobby**, the loaded map at \"Turn 3\", the\n265: post-turn map at \"Turn 4\" — was verified from a live `qm monitor` screendump before the next click.\n266: No run was driven by sleeping.\n267: \n268: | run | config | mode | `research.replace_cascade` | `(Autosave EndTurn).sav` | `(Autosave).sav` |\n269: |---|---|---|---|---|---|\n270: | **C1** | `croff` | `hooks=off` | – | 67,212 `e00eed0c…` | 67,811 `79df5047…` |\n271: | **C2** | `croff` | `hooks=off` | – | 67,212 **`e00eed0c…`** | 67,811 **`79df5047…`** |\n272: | **N** | `crcompare` | compare | off | 67,212 **`e00eed0c…`** | 67,811 **`79df5047…`** |\n273: | **R0** | `crreplace0` | **replace** | off | 67,212 `e00eed0c…` | 67,511 **`6b51db99…`** |\n274: | **R1** | `crreplace1` | **replace** | **on** | 67,212 `e00eed0c…` | 67,537 **`8a4309ee…`** |\n275: \n276: `(Autosave EndTurn).sav` is the *pre*-turn resave and is identical in all five runs, as it must be —\n277: nothing has run yet when it is written. The verdict is carried entirely by `(Autosave).sav`.\n278: \n279: ### 4.1 P0 held: the oracle\n280: \n281: **C1 and C2 agree byte-for-byte in two fresh processes.** The pair, in the standing\n282: `certified-pairs.md` format:\n283: \n284: | input | procedure | route | `(Autosave EndTurn)` | `(Autosave)` | processes | evidence |\n285: |---|---|---|---|---|---:|---|\n286: | `turn3-state.sav` `978041ac…` | one End Turn | **load** | `e00eed0c…` | `79df5047…` | **3** | lane CR ×2 `hooks=off`, ×1 compare-instrumented |\n287: \n288: **Masks that must be on the line.** Measured, not assumed —\n289: `state_checksum.py turn3-state.sav <(Autosave EndTurn)>` gives **exactly 5 leaves**:\n290: `/Summary/Checksum` and `Player.Status 4 → 0` on each of the four live players (16 `re`,\n291: 32 `Fane Lao`, 496 and 512 `Singularity`). **There is no `/CD[1]/NPrvVa` term on this state** —\n292: `CD[1]`'s diplomacy block is early-game and the leaf does not move — so the `--mask resave` rule\n293: holds here in the form the docs originally stated, and the lane BQ exception does not apply.\n294: \n295: **Exposure facts next to the hashes** (certified-pairs standing rule 4): §1.3's table — no player\n296: with an AI client enters the turn with `ResTNm == ''`; `NumDes` does not move; the two ships that\n297: complete join existing fleets; the four factions at 528–576 carry the empty-`ResTNm` signature\n298: inertly (`Status 0`, no client). The turn does create fleets (`Flt[50]`, `Flt[1808]`) and retire one\n299: (`Flt[1776]`) — that is a fleet-assignment shape, and it agreed anyway. **Which is the point of\n300: rule 26(c)'s retraction: the screen said \"likely fine\" and only the two-process control decided it.**\n301: \n302: ### 4.2 P3 held: the instrument is neutral, and it counts the completion itself\n303: \n304: Run **N** reproduced the control's two hashes exactly, so rule 19 is satisfied on *this* save and\n305: *this* route and everything below is read from runs that passed their own check.\n306: `tracecmp verify/traces/cr-N.jsonl.gz`: **3 calls, 3 compared, 0 diverged, exit 0**, coverage verdict\n307: `partial`, 8 unmodelled notes — and the undeclared-write set is **exactly the six spans predicted**:\n308: \n309: ```\n310: player+0x10c:3  player+0x110:3  player+0x114:3  player+0x124:3  player+0x294:4  tree_header+0x20:1\n311: ```\n312: \n313: The hook's own per-call line, which is the instrument saying a completion fired rather than the save\n314: being asked to imply it:\n315: \n316: ```\n317: research: mode=compare steps=1 completions=1 overbudget=1166 cascade_possible=1 ok=1\n318:           cascade_completions=1 unlocked=3 otch_appends=1 roll_draws=0 failures=0 depth=0\n319: research: mode=compare steps=1 completions=0 …   (×2, all zero)\n320: ```\n321: \n322: **A correction to the campaign's read of the detour count, and it goes the other way from the\n323: brief's warning.** My config names all **27** registered template hooks and\n324: `check_shim_configs.py` passes it as `# exhaustive` — and the shim still installed **six** detours,\n325: not one:\n326: \n327: | detour | source | named by a `hook.` key? |\n328: |---|---|---|\n329: | `Mars::Application::Initialize` | the M0 asm stub, installed unconditionally whenever `hooks != off` | **no** |\n330: | `Game::TechTree::ProcessResearch` | the one template hook | yes |\n331: | `StrategyClient::EndTurn`, `StrategyServer::BeginProcessTurn`, `StrategyServer::ProcessTurn`, `DemoApp::OnTick` | the **FPU-force module**, which installs four *sampling* detours by default (`fpu: module init … force=off value=0x0000 sample_ticks=on`, `sample_turn=on`) | **no** |\n332: \n333: `Shim::SelfTest::Fill` additionally emits one `trace` record at startup; it is an in-shim self-test,\n334: not a detour on the game. So **`# exhaustive` is exhaustive over the template-hook set only**, and\n335: `tools/check_shim_configs.py` cannot see the other five. It was the *neutrality check* (N identical\n336: to C1/C2), not the config check, that made this run safe — which is worth saying plainly, because a\n337: lane reading \"exhaustive, therefore one detour\" would be wrong by five.\n338: \n339: For the record, `fpu_cw = 0x027f` (53-bit, round-to-nearest) in every CR run.\n340: \n341: ### 4.3 P1 and P2 held exactly, on the LOAD route\n342: \n343: The load route reproduced the continuation's turn-4 call in every particular — allocations, the\n344: completion, the unlock set, the arithmetic. From `cr-N.jsonl.gz` (compare) and confirmed identically\n345: in `cr-R1.jsonl.gz` (replace):\n346: \n347: | call | owner | species | alloc | what moved |\n348: |---|---|---|---|---|\n349: | 1 | `Player[32 \"Fane Lao\"]` | 2 | `{144, 2898}` | the completion (below) |\n350: | 2 | `Player[496 \"Singularity\"]` | 0 | `{90, 0}` | **nothing at all** |\n351: | 3 | `Player[512 \"Singularity\"]` | 2 | `{9, 0}` | **nothing at all** |\n352: \n353: Call 1, node **144 `IND_Waldo`**: `state 3 → 4`, `progress 5768 → 7500`, `turn_researched −1 → 4`,\n354: `order −1 → 22`; `overbudget 0 → 1166`; three nodes unlocked —\n355: **132 `IND_OrbFound` @ 10000**, **136 `IND_RefCoat` @ 16000**, **142 `IND_TrkStl` @ 8000**, each\n356: `state 0 → 2`, `cost_rp INT_MAX → …`, `turn_available −1 → 4`; `events.next_id 5 → 7`;\n357: `observed_techs 440 → 484 bytes`.\n358: \n359: P2's hand arithmetic is confirmed to the unit: `cost 5000`, `lo 2500`, `hi 7500`,\n360: `spent = min(2898, 1732) = 1732`, `progress = 7500` **exactly on the ceiling**,\n361: `overbudget = 2898 − 1732 = 1166`; `progress < hi` false so **no draw**; `ratio = 1.5`, not below\n362: `0.800000011920929`, so **`flag` unchanged**. The `rng` region **did not move on any of the three\n363: calls** in any run.\n364: \n365: That last fact is a coverage hole, not a success — see §4.6.\n366: \n367: ### 4.4 P4 and P5 held: replace diverges, and the cascade closes exactly eleven leaves\n368: \n369: `state_checksum.py cr-oracle-autosave.sav <replace autosave>`:\n370: \n371: | run | diverging leaves | file size |\n372: |---|---:|---|\n373: | **R0** — replace, cascade **off** (the shipped behaviour) | **27** | 67,511 B |\n374: | **R1** — replace, cascade **on** | **16** | 67,537 B |\n375: | (the turn itself, `turn3-state` → oracle, for scale) | 128 | – |\n376: \n377: **The eleven leaves the cascade closes — R0 has them, R1 does not.** All eleven are `TechTree`:\n378: \n379: ```\n380: Player[32]/TechTree/St[94]   TResCost[94]   TUnlck[94]      (node 132 IND_OrbFound, 10000)\n381: Player[32]/TechTree/St[98]   TResCost[98]   TUnlck[98]      (node 136 IND_RefCoat,  16000)\n382: Player[32]/TechTree/St[104]  TResCost[104]  TUnlck[104]     (node 142 IND_TrkStl,    8000)\n383: Player[32]/TechTree/TAcq[106]  TiAcq[106]                   (node 144, turn 4 / order 22)\n384: ```\n385: \n386: The tree is serialised as parallel arrays indexed by **tree slot**, not tech id — slots 94/98/104/106\n387: are tech ids 132/136/142/144 — and the pass's own two words, `St[106] 3 → 4` and\n388: `TResDone[106] 5768 → 7500`, are correct in **both** replace runs because\n389: `ProcessResearchTurn` writes them without the cascade. So of the **13 tech-tree leaves this turn\n390: moves, our code produced all 13 in live memory with the original's `ProcessResearch` never\n391: executing** — 2 from the pass, 11 from `SetResearched`.\n392: \n393: **One prediction I cannot test and must retract as written.** P4 item 2 said the completion-order\n394: counter would be \"left at 22\" in R0. `TechTree+0x20` **is not a save leaf** — the counter's value\n395: surfaces only through the per-node `TiAcq` stamp — so the oracle cannot see it either way. What is\n396: observable is the trace: R1's only guard hit is `tree_header+0x20:1` (ours writing 22 → 23, the same\n397: byte the original moves in compare mode) and R0 has **0 undeclared writes in 0 calls**. The counter\n398: matters for the *next* completion, not for this save.\n399: \n400: ### 4.5 P6 held: the residual is `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`, entirely\n401: \n402: R1's **16** leaves, every one of them named, with nothing left over:\n403: \n404: | leaf | what it is | modelled by `ours`? |\n405: |---|---|---|\n406: | `Player[32]/OutMod` `1.25 → 1.1` | a tech effect | no — B2's milestone |\n407: | `Player[32]/ConMod[0..2]` `0.9 → 1.0` (×3) | tech effects | no — B2's milestone |\n408: | `Player[32]/Events/EvNxID` `7 → 5` | the two events not posted | decision modelled, **write is compare-only** |\n409: | `…/Events/.[EvTurn=4]/Events/.[EvEID=5]`, `.[EvEID=6]` `only-in-A` | the two event records | text comes from the game's string table |\n410: | `…/Events/.[EvTurn=4]/Events/.[0]` `3 → 1` | that turn's event count | ditto |\n411: | `Player[32]/otch/.[11]` `only-in-A`, `otch/.[0]` `11 → 10` | the `ObservedTech` element | append **decided** (`otch_appends=1`), element not constructed |\n412: | `Player[32]/ResTNm` `'' → 'IND_Waldo'` | `ResT` never cleared | inside the callback |\n413: | `Player[32]/BnkPr`, `BnkEl` | bankruptcy projection | **downstream of `OutMod`** |\n414: | `Sys[288 \"Ke'Dolarra\"]/RepCur`, `RepMax` `421640 → 371040` | repair capacity | **downstream of `ConMod`** |\n415: | `/Summary/Checksum` | derived | derived |\n416: \n417: So the residual decomposes into **5 primary player fields** (`OutMod`, `ConMod[0..2]`, `ResTNm`),\n418: **1 `ObservedTech` element**, **2 event records + their id counter**, and **5 derived leaves** that\n419: follow from those. Every single one is written by `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`, none of them by\n420: `TechTree::ProcessResearch` or by `SetResearched`.\n421: \n422: That also closes the loop with §4.2's guard: the four `player` spans the compare reported as\n423: undeclared (`+0x10c`, `+0x110`, `+0x114`, `+0x124`, all three bytes wide — float writes whose top\n424: byte did not change) plus `+0x294` (`ResT`, four bytes) are **five** writes, and the save shows\n425: **five** primary player fields. The guard was reporting exactly what the oracle later billed us for.\n426: \n427: **The input class that breaks it is a completion, and only a completion.** Both replace runs are\n428: byte-perfect on the two null calls and on every other leaf of the 128 the turn moves. A replace run\n429: over a turn where research does not complete would be byte-identical — and would prove nothing\n430: (rule 1), which is why this lane refused to run it on `ref-turn2`.\n431: \n432: ### 4.6 Coverage, reported as loudly as the result (rules 15 and 23)\n433: \n434: * **1 completion. 1 distinct tech (144 `IND_Waldo`). 3 unlocked nodes. 3 calls.**\n435: * **2 of the 3 calls allocate zero points and write nothing at all**, in any mode. Their entire\n436:   contribution to \"3 calls, 0 diverged\" is that two null calls stayed null.\n437: * **1 of 4 tech trees is exercised.** Player 16's tree is never processed (`ResTNm == ''`); players\n438:   496 and 512 are the null calls.\n439: * **The RNG region did not move on any call in any run.** The spend cap bound exactly, so the\n440:   odds/roll branch was skipped, and `roll_pending_in` was false on the completing call, so\n441:   `RollResearchEvent` drew nothing (`roll_draws=0`). **`region:rng` — the single strongest check in\n442:   this hook's compare — compared \"unchanged against unchanged\" on this workload and established\n443:   nothing.** The generator parity evidence for this module is entirely lane U's and lane V's,\n444:   on other turns.\n445: * **Branches that did not execute here:** the Zuul double roll (species 2, not 5); the\n446:   completed-early flag (`ratio 1.5`); the over-budget notification (`flag` already 2 from turn 3);\n447:   `RollResearchEvent`'s draw and, behind it, the plague / AI-rebellion paths; `SetResearched`'s\n448:   zero-cost recursion; the `def+0xb0` `NoAutoAvailable` skip; an empty prerequisite group; a\n449:   re-observed tech (the dedup's negative case); and the decay sweep, which ran over every node and\n450:   **changed nothing** because no other `Available` node had non-zero progress.\n451: * **The event model is count-only by construction** and stayed compare-only in replace mode by\n452:   design; the two missing records are two of the sixteen residual leaves.\n453: * **`TechTree::Cost` is the original's.** `ours` calls the game's read-only `Cost` for every cost it\n454:   needs, in both modes. The effective-cost formula is **not** displaced, and any claim about this\n455:   module inherits that dependency.\n456: \n457: ### 4.7 Verdict\n458: \n459: **No. `game/sim/research` does not move from `compared` to `replaced`.**\n460: \n461: The bar is \"our code ran instead of the original's **and a byte-level oracle held afterwards**\". Our\n462: code did run instead — `mode=replace`, `completions=1`, `unlocked=3`, the original's\n463: `ProcessResearch` never executed, and the game finished the turn and wrote a save. The oracle did\n464: **not** hold: 16 leaves in the best configuration. There is no qualified reading that rescues it,\n465: because the failure is not a rounding residual — it is a set of writes nobody has implemented.\n466: \n467: What the lane did establish, and it is worth more than the rung would have been:\n468: \n469: 1. **The research pass and the entire `SetResearched` cascade are displaceable and were displaced.**\n470:    All 13 tech-tree leaves the turn moves were produced by our code in live game memory, on a turn\n471:    with a real completion and a real three-node unlock cascade — which is a strictly stronger\n472:    statement than the 35 compared calls the board already carried, because in a compare the\n473:    original's code still did the work.\n474: 2. **The blocking boundary is named and measured, not guessed:** `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`,\n475:    5 player fields + 1 `ObservedTech` element + 2 events, and 5 derived leaves behind them.\n476:    `ProcessResearch` **cannot** reach `replaced` on any workload containing a completion until\n477:    `OnTechResearched` is displaced — and that is B2's milestone and its own `compared` board row,\n478:    not a defect in the research model.\n479: 3. **A new certified pair** on a turn that exercises the completion path, which the campaign did not\n480:    have: `ref-turn2` + one End Turn is a *quiet* turn for research, and every oracle the module had\n481:    been checked against was that one.\n482: \n483: The cheapest route to the rung, now that the boundary is priced: implement the ~90-field\n484: `ApplyTechEffect` write-back live (B2 already has `game/effects/tech_effects` host-tested), construct\n485: the `ObservedTech` element, and decide what to do about the two event records — whose *text* comes\n486: from the game's string table and therefore cannot be produced clean-room at all. **The event text is\n487: a hard stop for a byte-identical oracle on any completion turn**, and that should be settled as a\n488: policy question (call the game's `PostEvent`, and accept the `ComputeBudget`-shaped QUALIFIED\n489: caveat) before anyone spends another lane on it.\n490: \n491: ---\n492: \n493: ## 5. Proposed board rows\n494: \n495: **I have not edited `campaign/board.md`.** I *have* added the certified pair to\n496: `verify/results/saves/certified-pairs.md`, which the brief pointed at as the standing format and\n497: whose four standing rules for adding a row are all satisfied (two fresh `hooks=off` processes; the\n498: control run before anything was read from an instrumented run; not an extension of an existing pair\n499: but its own agreement; exposure facts recorded beside the hashes).\n500: \n501: ### 5.1 `tools/displacement.py` — the rung does NOT move\n502: \n503: The verdict is **no**, so `\"compared\"` stays. What I do propose is replacing the evidence and caveat\n504: strings, which currently understate what is known and do not name the gate:\n505: \n506: ```python\n507:     (\"TechTree::ProcessResearch + unlock cascade\", \"compared\",\n508:      \"35 calls across 3 workloads, 0 divergences, tracecmp exit 0; advance prediction held on a \"\n509:      \"changed workload (unlock costs no earlier report contained); REPLACE ATTEMPTED live (lane \"\n510:      \"CR): ours ran instead of the original on a real completion and produced all 13 tech-tree \"\n511:      \"leaves the turn moves, but the save oracle missed by 16 leaves\",\n512:      \"compare only. The replace attempt failed on ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched, not on the \"\n513:      \"research model: 5 player tech-effect fields, 1 ObservedTech element and 2 event records, \"\n514:      \"plus 5 derived leaves. Gated on B2. Thin: 1 completion, 1 tech, 2 of 3 calls allocate zero \"\n515:      \"points, and the RNG region did not move at all on the replace workload\"),\n516: ```\n517: \n518: ### 5.2 Board rows to add\n519: \n520: | row | class | status | conf | cov | date | evidence |\n521: |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n522: | **`ProcessResearch` replace: our code ran instead of the original's, and the oracle missed by 16 leaves — all of them `OnTechResearched`'s** | phase2 | verified | high | 95% | 2026-09-09 | **Lane CR, VM145**, `findings/subsystems/research-replace.md`. Predictions committed before the build (`sots-re` 4b3cc82); engine `wip/cr` 618ccb1 adds `research.replace_cascade=on\\|off` (default off) so the shipped and extended behaviours differ by **a config line, not a binary**. New certified pair `turn3-state.sav` → one End Turn, **load** route, `e00eed0c…`/`79df5047…`, 2 `hooks=off` processes + 1 compare. Compare run **3/3/0 exit 0** and byte-identical to the control (rule 19 satisfied), undeclared writes exactly the 6 predicted spans. **Replace, cascade on: 16 diverging leaves; cascade off: 27.** The 11-leaf delta is the whole `SetResearched` cascade and it is **ours**; with the pass's own 2 words that is **13 of 13 tech-tree leaves the turn moves, produced live by our code**. The 16 residual leaves are `OutMod`, `ConMod[0..2]`, `ResTNm`, one `ObservedTech` element, two event records + `EvNxID`, and 5 derived. **Verdict: stays `compared`.** |\n523: | **`ref-turn2` + one End Turn does NOT exercise a research completion** | verify | verified | high | 100% | 2026-09-09 | Lane CR. The campaign's most-reproduced oracle is a **quiet turn for the completion path**: `unlock-b3-t1.md` reports `0 undeclared write(s) in 0 call(s)` and `unlock-shim.log`'s first three lines read `completions=0`. It *is* a real workload for the pass (one RNG word, `flag 1 → 2`, one over-budget event) — but a replace-mode oracle taken there would be rule 1's green verdict on a hook comparing nothing. The completing turn is the **next** one, from `turn3-state.sav`. |\n524: | **`# exhaustive` is exhaustive over the 27 template hooks only — six detours are installed, not one** | phase2 | verified | high | 100% | 2026-09-09 | Lane CR. A config naming all 27 registered hooks `off` except one, passing `tools/check_shim_configs.py`, still installs **6** detours: the M0 `Application::Initialize` asm stub (unconditional whenever `hooks != off`) and the **FPU-force module's four sampling detours** (`force=off value=0x0000 sample_ticks=on sample_turn=on`, on by default). `check_shim_configs.py` cannot see either group — no `hook.` key names them. What made lane CR's runs safe was the **neutrality check** (compare run byte-identical to two `hooks=off` controls), not the config check. A lane reading \"exhaustive, therefore one detour\" is wrong by five. |\n525: | **A replace of `ProcessResearch` is gated on `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`, and partly on a policy question** | phase2 | open | high | – | 2026-09-09 | Lane CR. To reach `replaced`, three things are needed: the ~90-field tech-effect write-back applied live (B2 has `game/effects/tech_effects` host-tested), the `ObservedTech` element constructed (`ours` already decides the append), and the two research event **records** written. The third is not an implementation gap: their `EvDsc`/`EvMsg` text comes from the game's string table, which the engine must not carry, so a byte-identical oracle on any completion turn requires calling the game's own `PostEvent` and accepting a `ComputeBudget`-shaped **QUALIFIED** `replaced`. Settle that before spending a lane. |\n526: \n527: ### 5.3 Artefacts\n528: \n529: | what | where |\n530: |---|---|\n531: | predictions commit (before the build) | `sots-re` `4b3cc82` |\n532: | engine change | `sots-engine` worktree `wip/cr`, `618ccb1` — `research.replace_cascade`, a mode-independent completion counter, four `shim.cfg.cr*` configs |\n533: | oracle + replace saves | `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-{oracle-endturn,oracle-autosave,replace0-autosave,replace1-autosave}.sav` |\n534: | traces | `verify/traces/cr-{N,R0,R1}.jsonl.gz` |\n535: | `tracecmp` reports | `verify/results/compare/cr-{compare,replace0,replace1}.{md,json}` |\n536: | shim logs (the per-call counters) | `verify/results/shim/cr/cr-{N,R0,R1}.log` |\n537: | certified pair | `verify/results/saves/certified-pairs.md`, row 4 |\n538: \n539: No `ghidra/addresses.d/cr.json`: this lane read no new address. No game data, save, disassembly or\n540: `FUN_xxxxxxxx` name reached `sots-engine`; `tools/clean_room_check.sh` OK.\n541: \n542: ### 5.4 VM145 released\n543: \n544: Held for this lane only; **VM140 untouched**. Restored and verified byte-for-byte to as-found:\n545: \n546: ```\n547: binkw32.dll  15,527,327 B  903527F4A698EEA9FBE25F3A6236657C7D8348F994EEF394696F187E5E554B97  (= shimdist-recap)\n548: shim.cfg                   0AE410CC72FE155837D711C78543E14B1F5743310CD023298EB1E5BBD5457E71  (= shimdist-recap\\shim.cfg.recaptrace)\n549: SavedGames   the same 9 files, every size and sha256 identical to the as-found survey\n550: game         not running (as found)\n551: ```\n552: \n553: Left behind: `C:\\SOTS\\shimdist-cr\\`, `C:\\SOTS\\ui\\cr\\` (the input save, the four run outputs and the\n554: restore set) and `C:\\SOTS\\ui\\cr{deploy,click,grab,snap,restore,find}.ps1`. `click_helper.ps1` is\n555: unmodified. **One thing not restored:** my deploy helper *deletes* `C:\\SOTS\\shim.log` rather than\n556: rotating it to `.prev` the way lane BQ's does, so whatever log was there when I took the guest is\n557: gone. Logs are not simulation state and no measurement depends on it, but the next lane should\n558: rotate rather than delete.\n\n(End of file - total 558 lines)\n</content>","metadata":{"preview":"# Taking `TechTree::ProcessResearch` + the unlock cascade from `compare` to `replace` (lane CR)\n\nHistorical experiment record. The displacement/board workflow referenced below is retired;\ncurrent scope and acceptance criteria are in `campaign/pilots/research-replacement.md`.\nThat pilot also records the independently observed installed-hook inventory and runtime FPU\nword corrections; the original prediction and raw observation history below is preserved.\n\n**Lane CR, 2026-09-09. Guest: VM145 (`sots-re-win10-145`, `re@192.168.10.145`) — held by this lane.**\nVM140 is untouched (it is the exclusive reference guest).\n\nThe board's headline metric is `tools/displacement.py`: **3 replaced / 7 compared / 7 modelled /\n3 mapped**. `TechTree::ProcessResearch + unlock cascade` is the best-evidenced `compared` row — 35\ncalls, three workloads, 0 divergences, `tracecmp` exit 0, and an advance prediction that held on a\n*changed* workload. This lane asks the only question that moves the metric: **can our code run\nINSTEAD of the original's, live, with a byte-level oracle holding afterwards?**\n\nEverything above the `## 4.` heading was committed **before** the shim was built or staged\n(rule 2). Nothing above that line is edited afterwards; corrections are made below it and named as\ncorrections (rule 11).\n","truncated":false,"loaded":[],"display":{"type":"file","path":"/home/alex/sots-re/findings/subsystems/research-replace.md","text":"# Taking `TechTree::ProcessResearch` + the unlock cascade from `compare` to `replace` (lane CR)\n\nHistorical experiment record. The displacement/board workflow referenced below is retired;\ncurrent scope and acceptance criteria are in `campaign/pilots/research-replacement.md`.\nThat pilot also records the independently observed installed-hook inventory and runtime FPU\nword corrections; the original prediction and raw observation history below is preserved.\n\n**Lane CR, 2026-09-09. Guest: VM145 (`sots-re-win10-145`, `re@192.168.10.145`) — held by this lane.**\nVM140 is untouched (it is the exclusive reference guest).\n\nThe board's headline metric is `tools/displacement.py`: **3 replaced / 7 compared / 7 modelled /\n3 mapped**. `TechTree::ProcessResearch + unlock cascade` is the best-evidenced `compared` row — 35\ncalls, three workloads, 0 divergences, `tracecmp` exit 0, and an advance prediction that held on a\n*changed* workload. This lane asks the only question that moves the metric: **can our code run\nINSTEAD of the original's, live, with a byte-level oracle holding afterwards?**\n\nEverything above the `## 4.` heading was committed **before** the shim was built or staged\n(rule 2). Nothing above that line is edited afterwards; corrections are made below it and named as\ncorrections (rule 11).\n\n---\n\n## 1. The state, and why this one\n\n### 1.1 The candidate the brief names, and why it is not sufficient on its own\n\n`ref-turn2.sav` (`ab4ac2d7…`, = `verify/results/saves/turn2-state.sav`) is the campaign's oldest and\nmost reproduced oracle: one End Turn by the **load** route, `(Autosave EndTurn)` `bb4fd9ac…` /\n`(Autosave)` `978041ac…`, **5 + 1 processes**, certified-pairs row 1.\n\n**It does not exercise a research completion.** This is not an inference from the exit code — it is\nread off lane U's own instruments, both of which are in this repo:\n\n* `verify/results/compare/unlock-b3-t1.md`: 3 calls, 3 compared, 0 diverged, and\n  **`0 undeclared write(s) in 0 call(s)`**. Every completion in every measured run produces\n  undeclared writes on the `player` and `tree_header` guards, because that is where\n  `OnTechResearched`'s tech effects and the tree's order counter land. Zero undeclared writes is\n  zero completions.\n* `verify/results/shim/unlock-shim.log`: the first three `research: cascade ok=1 …` lines of the\n  five-turn continuation read `completions=0 unlocked=0 otch_appends=0`. Those three lines *are*\n  the `ref-turn2` End Turn.\n\nReading the trace rather than the verdict (rule 1) says what that turn *does* do: call 0 advances\nthe generator by one word (`left` 432 → 431), pushes node 144's progress 2879 → 5768, sets its flag\n1 → 2 (`OverBudgetNotified`) and posts one event (`next_id` 3 → 4). Calls 1 and 2 change **nothing\nat all**. So `ref-turn2` + one End Turn is a real workload for the *pass* and an empty one for the\n*completion path*. **A replace-mode oracle taken there would be exactly the green verdict on a hook\nthat compared nothing that rule 1 exists to catch.**\n\n### 1.2 The state this lane uses\n\n**`verify/results/saves/turn3-state.sav`** — 67,219 B, sha256\n`978041acd168b56ed8eb3f5e42e78d5e70eae6e6517d75e659a5eb7ca3d60921`, `Summary.Turn = 3`,\n`Sim.ModCount = 24`. It is *the output of certified-pairs row 1*: the `(Autosave).sav` that\n`ref-turn2` + one End Turn produces. It is already on VM145 under that hash as `(Autosave).sav`.\n\n**Procedure: one End Turn. Route: LOAD.** Stated because the route is part of the pair\n(rule 26(c) fourth term; lane BS): the same turn reached by continuation and by load is two\ndifferent, individually reproducible things, and this lane deliberately does **not** inherit the\ncontinuation's turn-4 numbers as an assumption — it predicts them and lets the load route falsify\nthem (P1).\n\nWhy this turn: in lane U's five-turn continuation the **fourth-turn** call is the completing one.\nThe call that enters with `turn = 4` allocates 2,898 points to tech 144, completes it, and runs the\ncascade — `completions=1 unlocked=3 otch_appends=1` in the shim log, `next_id` 5 → 7 and\n`observed_techs` 440 → 484 bytes in the trace. `turn3-state.sav` is the state that turn starts from.\n\n### 1.3 The exposure screen (rule 26(c)) — a screen, not a decision procedure\n\nRead from `turn3-state.sav` with `verify/save-reader/save_reader.py`. Eight players; per lane BP the\nengine builds AI clients for net ids **32, 496, 512** only, and the four factions at 528–576 carry\ntheir signature **inertly**.\n\n| player | species | `ResTNm` | `Status` | AI client | pick-turn signature? |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 16 (human `re`) | 0 | `''` | 4 | **no** (local human) | **false positive** — no client |\n| 32 | 2 | `IND_Waldo` | 4 | yes | **no** — mid-research |\n| 496 | 0 | `DRV_PlsFiss` | 4 | yes | **no** — mid-research |\n| 512 | 2 | `BIO_GnMod` | 4 | yes | **no** — mid-research |\n| 528, 544, 560, 576 | 4 | `''` | 0 | **no** | **false positive** — no client, `Status 0` |\n\n**No player that actually runs enters this turn with an empty research target.** That is the best\nthe screen can say. It cannot say the control will agree — rule 26(c)'s own retraction is explicit\nthat `candidatesTried` is not readable from a save, that there is a combat term, and that the load\nroute is a fourth term that is not a predicate on the save at all. **So the screen is why this turn\nis worth trying, and the two-process control in §4.1 is the only thing that decides it.**\n\nThe lineage where exposure is saturated (`ad-…`/`ar-…`, every turn carrying a signature) is\ndeliberately not used here.\n\n### 1.4 What is being asked of `hooks=off`\n\nThree fresh-process runs are planned before any replace result is read:\n\n| run | config | what it establishes |\n|---|---|---|\n| **C1**, **C2** | `shim.cfg.croff` (`hooks=off`, the proxy loads and installs nothing) | the control agrees with itself across two fresh processes (rule 26) |\n| **N** | `shim.cfg.crcompare` (one detour, `compare`) | the instrument is behaviour-neutral on *this* save and route (rule 19), **and** it is where the completion count comes from the hook itself |\n\nOnly then the replace runs. C1/C2 use the *same proxy DLL* as every measured run, so the only\ndifference between control and measurement is the config (lane CB's shape).\n\n---\n\n## 2. The four bytes of every float literal on this path (rule 23)\n\nTwo float literals are on the research pass's arithmetic path, and **both are widened `float`s**.\nRead here directly out of `dumps/sots.exe` (PE image base `0x00400000`, `.rdata` at `0x009dd000`\nfile offset `0x5dbe00`), not taken from an earlier note:\n\n| VA | bytes (LE) | value as `double` | is it `(double)float`? | engine constant |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| `0x009e20c8` | `00 00 00 a0 99 99 e9 3f` | `0.80000001192092896` | **yes** (low 29 bits zero) | `kEarlyCompletionRatio = 0.800000011920929` |\n| `0x009e5060` | `00 00 00 a0 99 99 a9 3f` | `0.05000000074505806` | **yes** | `kDecayFraction = 0.05000000074505806` |\n\nBoth source literals were re-parsed and re-packed: `0.800000011920929` → `000000a09999e93f` and\n`0.05000000074505806` → `000000a09999a93f`. **Bit-identical to the image.** So the two constants\n`sots-engine/src/game/sim/research.cpp` relies on are exactly the image's, not the exact decimals\nthat bit the money chain twice.\n\nTwo literals that are **not** on this path, and why:\n\n* the tech-cost multiplier (`1.0 − 0.25·n`, floor `0.25`) — `ours` never evaluates it. It calls the\n  game's own read-only `TechTree::Cost` for every cost it needs, in both modes (`g_env.cost`). This\n  is a genuine, declared dependency on the original: the effective cost is **not** displaced.\n* `ResearchSpendFloor` / `Ceiling` are integer `×50/100` and `×150/100` with a 32-bit wrapping\n  multiply — no float involved.\n\n---\n\n## 3. Predictions, committed before the build\n\nFalsification symptoms are given for each. Predictions are made **per site** and not at a bracket\ntotal (rule 23's 2026-09-09 corollary).\n\n### P0 — the control agrees with itself\n`turn3-state.sav`, one End Turn, load route, `hooks=off`, **two fresh processes** produce identical\n`(Autosave EndTurn).sav` and `(Autosave).sav`.\n*Falsified if:* the two processes differ. Then this workload is exposed, the screen in §1.3 was\ninsufficient (which is what rule 26(c)'s retraction predicts is possible), and the honest move is to\nreport that and pin the source of variation — **not** to pick the run that suits.\n\n### P1 — the turn is not quiet, and the load route reproduces the continuation's turn-4 call\nExactly **3** `ProcessResearch` calls, one per AI client, in the same owner order. Allocations:\n**A → {tech 144, 2898 points}**, **B → {tech 90, 0 points}**, **C → {tech 9, 0 points}**. Exactly\n**one completion** (tech 144) and the cascade unlocks exactly **three** nodes:\n\n| node | `state` | `cost_rp` | `turn_available` |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 132 | 0 → 2 | `INT_MAX` → **10000** | −1 → **4** |\n| 136 | 0 → 2 | `INT_MAX` → **16000** | −1 → **4** |\n| 142 | 0 → 2 | `INT_MAX` → **8000** | −1 → **4** |\n\n*Falsified if:* a different allocation, a different completion count, or a different unlock set. That\nwould be a **route** result — the load route not reproducing the continuation — and it is worth as\nmuch as the replace result. It is exactly what rule 26(c)'s fourth term says can happen.\n\n### P2 — the arithmetic, hand-computed on the boundary\nFor node 144: `cost = 5000`, `lo = ResearchSpendFloor = 2500`, `hi = ResearchSpendCeiling = 7500`.\nEntering progress **5768**, allocation **2898**:\n\n* `spent = min(2898, 7500 − 5768) = 1732` — the cap binds, so this call lands **exactly on the\n  ceiling**, which is the boundary rule 23 says to test by hand rather than trust a compare on.\n* `progress 5768 → 7500`, `overbudget 0 → 1166`.\n* `progress (7500) < hi (7500)` is **false**, so the odds/roll branch is skipped: **zero RNG draws**.\n  I predict `rng.left` is **unchanged at 413** across all three calls and the `mt` digest does not\n  move on any of them.\n* `ratio = (float)(7500/5000) = 1.5`, and `1.5 < 0.800000011920929` is false → **not** completed\n  early → `flag` **unchanged**.\n* `state 3 → 4`, `turn_researched −1 → 4`, `order −1 → 22`, and the tree's order counter\n  `22 → 23`.\n\n*Falsified if:* any single one of these moves. A wrong `hi` shows up as a wrong `overbudget`; a\nwrong early-completion literal shows up as `flag` moving.\n\n### P3 — the instrument is neutral, and the completion is counted by the instrument\nRun N (`crcompare`, one detour) produces autosaves **byte-identical to C1/C2**, and `tracecmp`\nreports **3 calls / 3 compared / 0 diverged / exit 0**. The hook's own per-call log line reads\n`completions=1 … unlocked=3 otch_appends=1` on the completing call and all-zero on the other two.\nUndeclared writes: **6 spans in 1 call** —\n`player +0x10c/3`, `player +0x110/3`, `player +0x114/3`, `player +0x124/3`, `player +0x294/4`\n(`ResT`, the research target being cleared) and `tree_header +0x20/1` (the order counter).\n\n*Falsified if:* the autosaves move (then rule 19 bites and nothing below is readable), or the\nundeclared-write set differs (then the workload or the model moved).\n\n### P4 — replace with the cascade OFF (`crreplace0`, the shipped behaviour) diverges\nThe autosave is **not** byte-identical. Predicted diverging leaves, by name:\n\n1. `Player[32]` tech tree: node 144 `turn_researched` and `order` unstamped (−1/−1); nodes 132, 136\n   and 142 unchanged at `state 0`, `cost_rp INT_MAX`, `turn_available −1`.\n2. the tree's completion-order counter left at 22.\n3. `Player[32]` events: `next_id` short by **2**, two event records absent.\n4. `Player[32]` `otch`: one `ObservedTech` element absent (**44 bytes**).\n5. `Player[32]` scalar fields at `+0x10c`, `+0x110`, `+0x114`, `+0x124` unchanged, and `ResTNm` still\n   reading `IND_Waldo` because `ResT` was never cleared.\n\nWhat **will** be right even here: node 144's `state = 4`, `progress = 7500`, `flag`, the decay sweep\nover every other node, and the `overbudget` accumulator.\n\n### P5 — replace with the cascade ON (`crreplace1`) diverges, by strictly less\nSame binary, one config line different (`research.replace_cascade=on`; see §3.1). Predicted:\n**strictly fewer diverging leaves than P4**, with items 1 and 2 of P4 **closed** — node 144 stamped\n`turn_researched 4` / `order 22`, nodes 132/136/142 at `state 2` with `cost_rp` 10000/16000/8000 and\n`turn_available 4`, counter at 23 — and items 3, 4 and 5 **still open**.\n\n### P6 — the headline, stated in advance\n**`game/sim/research` does NOT move from `compared` to `replaced` this session, and the named cause\nis `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`, not the research model.** The research pass itself — the spend\ncap, the odds branch, the completion, the decay sweep, and (with the flag on) the whole\n`SetResearched` cascade — is displaceable and I expect it to reproduce the original's TechTree state\nexactly. What blocks the oracle is the *callback*: it posts events whose text comes from the game's\nstring table, appends an `ObservedTech` element `ours` decides but does not construct, and writes\n~90 `ServerPlayer` fields that are a different subsystem's milestone (B2) and a separate `compared`\nrow on the board. A replace of the research pass is **gated on displacing `OnTechResearched`**, and\nthat is a statement about a boundary, not about the research model.\n\n*Falsified if:* `crreplace1`'s autosave is byte-identical to the oracle. That would mean the\ncallback's writes do not reach the save on this workload, P6 is wrong, and the row moves to\n`replaced` — which is the outcome I would rather have and do not expect.\n\n### P7 — the numbers I expect to be able to quote honestly afterwards\n**1** distinct completion, **1** distinct tech (144), **3** unlocked nodes, **3** calls of which\n**2** allocate zero points and write nothing at all. That is thin, and it will be reported as\nthin (rule 15/23) whatever the verdict.\n\n### 3.1 The one engine change this lane makes, and why it is not a thumb on the scale\n\n`sots-engine` worktree `wip/cr` (rule 21), branched from `main` at `e7e2bd6`.\n\n* **`research.replace_cascade=on|off`, default `off`.** With it off the binary behaves *exactly* as\n  `main` does today, so P4 measures the shipped behaviour rather than a straw man. With it on, a\n  **replace**-mode call also writes the four `TechNode` words `SetResearched` stamps and the tree's\n  completion-order counter. It does **not** post events, does **not** move the `ObservedTech` vector\n  and does **not** apply a single tech effect — those stay gated on compare mode and stay declared\n  unmodelled. The flag exists so P4 and P5 differ by a **config line and not by a binary**, which is\n  what makes the leaf difference between their autosaves attributable to the cascade.\n* **A per-call log line in every mode.** The old line was gated on the cascade having run, so a\n  replace run with the cascade off had no counter at all and \"a completion happened\" could only be\n  inferred from the save — the artefact under test. It now prints `steps`, `completions` (counted\n  from the pass's own step results), `overbudget` and the cascade counters, in compare **and**\n  replace. This is the instrument answering the brief's \"show it fired — a count, from the hook\n  itself\".\n\nNo new binary facts: `ghidra/addresses.d/cr.json` is **not** created, because this lane reads no new\naddress. Every offset used already exists in the generated header. Host build: 253 targets, **59/59\ntests pass** (the denominator is the healthy 59, per rule 24's signature check); `clean_room_check`\nOK; `tools/check_shim_configs.py` OK with 27 registered hooks and all four CR configs\n(`croff`, `crcompare`, `crreplace0`, `crreplace1`) — the three `hooks=trace` ones marked\n`# exhaustive` and naming all 27.\n\n---\n\n## 4. Results\n\n*(added after the runs; nothing above this line is edited)*\n\n### 4.0 The five runs, in order\n\nAll five on **VM145**, held by this lane, each a **fresh process**, `SavedGames` reset to exactly\n`turn3-state.sav` before every launch, `C:\\SOTS\\shimdist-cr\\binkw32.dll`\n(25,274,723 B, sha256 `d2ad56b32c1b5f6b…`, `BUILD_ID cr-618ccb1-20260909T131556Z`, exports 66/66\nidentical to the real `binkw32.dll`), one config per run and nothing else changed. Every screen —\nmain menu, Load-Game chooser, the one-row file list, the **lobby**, the loaded map at \"Turn 3\", the\npost-turn map at \"Turn 4\" — was verified from a live `qm monitor` screendump before the next click.\nNo run was driven by sleeping.\n\n| run | config | mode | `research.replace_cascade` | `(Autosave EndTurn).sav` | `(Autosave).sav` |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| **C1** | `croff` | `hooks=off` | – | 67,212 `e00eed0c…` | 67,811 `79df5047…` |\n| **C2** | `croff` | `hooks=off` | – | 67,212 **`e00eed0c…`** | 67,811 **`79df5047…`** |\n| **N** | `crcompare` | compare | off | 67,212 **`e00eed0c…`** | 67,811 **`79df5047…`** |\n| **R0** | `crreplace0` | **replace** | off | 67,212 `e00eed0c…` | 67,511 **`6b51db99…`** |\n| **R1** | `crreplace1` | **replace** | **on** | 67,212 `e00eed0c…` | 67,537 **`8a4309ee…`** |\n\n`(Autosave EndTurn).sav` is the *pre*-turn resave and is identical in all five runs, as it must be —\nnothing has run yet when it is written. The verdict is carried entirely by `(Autosave).sav`.\n\n### 4.1 P0 held: the oracle\n\n**C1 and C2 agree byte-for-byte in two fresh processes.** The pair, in the standing\n`certified-pairs.md` format:\n\n| input | procedure | route | `(Autosave EndTurn)` | `(Autosave)` | processes | evidence |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---:|---|\n| `turn3-state.sav` `978041ac…` | one End Turn | **load** | `e00eed0c…` | `79df5047…` | **3** | lane CR ×2 `hooks=off`, ×1 compare-instrumented |\n\n**Masks that must be on the line.** Measured, not assumed —\n`state_checksum.py turn3-state.sav <(Autosave EndTurn)>` gives **exactly 5 leaves**:\n`/Summary/Checksum` and `Player.Status 4 → 0` on each of the four live players (16 `re`,\n32 `Fane Lao`, 496 and 512 `Singularity`). **There is no `/CD[1]/NPrvVa` term on this state** —\n`CD[1]`'s diplomacy block is early-game and the leaf does not move — so the `--mask resave` rule\nholds here in the form the docs originally stated, and the lane BQ exception does not apply.\n\n**Exposure facts next to the hashes** (certified-pairs standing rule 4): §1.3's table — no player\nwith an AI client enters the turn with `ResTNm == ''`; `NumDes` does not move; the two ships that\ncomplete join existing fleets; the four factions at 528–576 carry the empty-`ResTNm` signature\ninertly (`Status 0`, no client). The turn does create fleets (`Flt[50]`, `Flt[1808]`) and retire one\n(`Flt[1776]`) — that is a fleet-assignment shape, and it agreed anyway. **Which is the point of\nrule 26(c)'s retraction: the screen said \"likely fine\" and only the two-process control decided it.**\n\n### 4.2 P3 held: the instrument is neutral, and it counts the completion itself\n\nRun **N** reproduced the control's two hashes exactly, so rule 19 is satisfied on *this* save and\n*this* route and everything below is read from runs that passed their own check.\n`tracecmp verify/traces/cr-N.jsonl.gz`: **3 calls, 3 compared, 0 diverged, exit 0**, coverage verdict\n`partial`, 8 unmodelled notes — and the undeclared-write set is **exactly the six spans predicted**:\n\n```\nplayer+0x10c:3  player+0x110:3  player+0x114:3  player+0x124:3  player+0x294:4  tree_header+0x20:1\n```\n\nThe hook's own per-call line, which is the instrument saying a completion fired rather than the save\nbeing asked to imply it:\n\n```\nresearch: mode=compare steps=1 completions=1 overbudget=1166 cascade_possible=1 ok=1\n          cascade_completions=1 unlocked=3 otch_appends=1 roll_draws=0 failures=0 depth=0\nresearch: mode=compare steps=1 completions=0 …   (×2, all zero)\n```\n\n**A correction to the campaign's read of the detour count, and it goes the other way from the\nbrief's warning.** My config names all **27** registered template hooks and\n`check_shim_configs.py` passes it as `# exhaustive` — and the shim still installed **six** detours,\nnot one:\n\n| detour | source | named by a `hook.` key? |\n|---|---|---|\n| `Mars::Application::Initialize` | the M0 asm stub, installed unconditionally whenever `hooks != off` | **no** |\n| `Game::TechTree::ProcessResearch` | the one template hook | yes |\n| `StrategyClient::EndTurn`, `StrategyServer::BeginProcessTurn`, `StrategyServer::ProcessTurn`, `DemoApp::OnTick` | the **FPU-force module**, which installs four *sampling* detours by default (`fpu: module init … force=off value=0x0000 sample_ticks=on`, `sample_turn=on`) | **no** |\n\n`Shim::SelfTest::Fill` additionally emits one `trace` record at startup; it is an in-shim self-test,\nnot a detour on the game. So **`# exhaustive` is exhaustive over the template-hook set only**, and\n`tools/check_shim_configs.py` cannot see the other five. It was the *neutrality check* (N identical\nto C1/C2), not the config check, that made this run safe — which is worth saying plainly, because a\nlane reading \"exhaustive, therefore one detour\" would be wrong by five.\n\nFor the record, `fpu_cw = 0x027f` (53-bit, round-to-nearest) in every CR run.\n\n### 4.3 P1 and P2 held exactly, on the LOAD route\n\nThe load route reproduced the continuation's turn-4 call in every particular — allocations, the\ncompletion, the unlock set, the arithmetic. From `cr-N.jsonl.gz` (compare) and confirmed identically\nin `cr-R1.jsonl.gz` (replace):\n\n| call | owner | species | alloc | what moved |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 1 | `Player[32 \"Fane Lao\"]` | 2 | `{144, 2898}` | the completion (below) |\n| 2 | `Player[496 \"Singularity\"]` | 0 | `{90, 0}` | **nothing at all** |\n| 3 | `Player[512 \"Singularity\"]` | 2 | `{9, 0}` | **nothing at all** |\n\nCall 1, node **144 `IND_Waldo`**: `state 3 → 4`, `progress 5768 → 7500`, `turn_researched −1 → 4`,\n`order −1 → 22`; `overbudget 0 → 1166`; three nodes unlocked —\n**132 `IND_OrbFound` @ 10000**, **136 `IND_RefCoat` @ 16000**, **142 `IND_TrkStl` @ 8000**, each\n`state 0 → 2`, `cost_rp INT_MAX → …`, `turn_available −1 → 4`; `events.next_id 5 → 7`;\n`observed_techs 440 → 484 bytes`.\n\nP2's hand arithmetic is confirmed to the unit: `cost 5000`, `lo 2500`, `hi 7500`,\n`spent = min(2898, 1732) = 1732`, `progress = 7500` **exactly on the ceiling**,\n`overbudget = 2898 − 1732 = 1166`; `progress < hi` false so **no draw**; `ratio = 1.5`, not below\n`0.800000011920929`, so **`flag` unchanged**. The `rng` region **did not move on any of the three\ncalls** in any run.\n\nThat last fact is a coverage hole, not a success — see §4.6.\n\n### 4.4 P4 and P5 held: replace diverges, and the cascade closes exactly eleven leaves\n\n`state_checksum.py cr-oracle-autosave.sav <replace autosave>`:\n\n| run | diverging leaves | file size |\n|---|---:|---|\n| **R0** — replace, cascade **off** (the shipped behaviour) | **27** | 67,511 B |\n| **R1** — replace, cascade **on** | **16** | 67,537 B |\n| (the turn itself, `turn3-state` → oracle, for scale) | 128 | – |\n\n**The eleven leaves the cascade closes — R0 has them, R1 does not.** All eleven are `TechTree`:\n\n```\nPlayer[32]/TechTree/St[94]   TResCost[94]   TUnlck[94]      (node 132 IND_OrbFound, 10000)\nPlayer[32]/TechTree/St[98]   TResCost[98]   TUnlck[98]      (node 136 IND_RefCoat,  16000)\nPlayer[32]/TechTree/St[104]  TResCost[104]  TUnlck[104]     (node 142 IND_TrkStl,    8000)\nPlayer[32]/TechTree/TAcq[106]  TiAcq[106]                   (node 144, turn 4 / order 22)\n```\n\nThe tree is serialised as parallel arrays indexed by **tree slot**, not tech id — slots 94/98/104/106\nare tech ids 132/136/142/144 — and the pass's own two words, `St[106] 3 → 4` and\n`TResDone[106] 5768 → 7500`, are correct in **both** replace runs because\n`ProcessResearchTurn` writes them without the cascade. So of the **13 tech-tree leaves this turn\nmoves, our code produced all 13 in live memory with the original's `ProcessResearch` never\nexecuting** — 2 from the pass, 11 from `SetResearched`.\n\n**One prediction I cannot test and must retract as written.** P4 item 2 said the completion-order\ncounter would be \"left at 22\" in R0. `TechTree+0x20` **is not a save leaf** — the counter's value\nsurfaces only through the per-node `TiAcq` stamp — so the oracle cannot see it either way. What is\nobservable is the trace: R1's only guard hit is `tree_header+0x20:1` (ours writing 22 → 23, the same\nbyte the original moves in compare mode) and R0 has **0 undeclared writes in 0 calls**. The counter\nmatters for the *next* completion, not for this save.\n\n### 4.5 P6 held: the residual is `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`, entirely\n\nR1's **16** leaves, every one of them named, with nothing left over:\n\n| leaf | what it is | modelled by `ours`? |\n|---|---|---|\n| `Player[32]/OutMod` `1.25 → 1.1` | a tech effect | no — B2's milestone |\n| `Player[32]/ConMod[0..2]` `0.9 → 1.0` (×3) | tech effects | no — B2's milestone |\n| `Player[32]/Events/EvNxID` `7 → 5` | the two events not posted | decision modelled, **write is compare-only** |\n| `…/Events/.[EvTurn=4]/Events/.[EvEID=5]`, `.[EvEID=6]` `only-in-A` | the two event records | text comes from the game's string table |\n| `…/Events/.[EvTurn=4]/Events/.[0]` `3 → 1` | that turn's event count | ditto |\n| `Player[32]/otch/.[11]` `only-in-A`, `otch/.[0]` `11 → 10` | the `ObservedTech` element | append **decided** (`otch_appends=1`), element not constructed |\n| `Player[32]/ResTNm` `'' → 'IND_Waldo'` | `ResT` never cleared | inside the callback |\n| `Player[32]/BnkPr`, `BnkEl` | bankruptcy projection | **downstream of `OutMod`** |\n| `Sys[288 \"Ke'Dolarra\"]/RepCur`, `RepMax` `421640 → 371040` | repair capacity | **downstream of `ConMod`** |\n| `/Summary/Checksum` | derived | derived |\n\nSo the residual decomposes into **5 primary player fields** (`OutMod`, `ConMod[0..2]`, `ResTNm`),\n**1 `ObservedTech` element**, **2 event records + their id counter**, and **5 derived leaves** that\nfollow from those. Every single one is written by `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`, none of them by\n`TechTree::ProcessResearch` or by `SetResearched`.\n\nThat also closes the loop with §4.2's guard: the four `player` spans the compare reported as\nundeclared (`+0x10c`, `+0x110`, `+0x114`, `+0x124`, all three bytes wide — float writes whose top\nbyte did not change) plus `+0x294` (`ResT`, four bytes) are **five** writes, and the save shows\n**five** primary player fields. The guard was reporting exactly what the oracle later billed us for.\n\n**The input class that breaks it is a completion, and only a completion.** Both replace runs are\nbyte-perfect on the two null calls and on every other leaf of the 128 the turn moves. A replace run\nover a turn where research does not complete would be byte-identical — and would prove nothing\n(rule 1), which is why this lane refused to run it on `ref-turn2`.\n\n### 4.6 Coverage, reported as loudly as the result (rules 15 and 23)\n\n* **1 completion. 1 distinct tech (144 `IND_Waldo`). 3 unlocked nodes. 3 calls.**\n* **2 of the 3 calls allocate zero points and write nothing at all**, in any mode. Their entire\n  contribution to \"3 calls, 0 diverged\" is that two null calls stayed null.\n* **1 of 4 tech trees is exercised.** Player 16's tree is never processed (`ResTNm == ''`); players\n  496 and 512 are the null calls.\n* **The RNG region did not move on any call in any run.** The spend cap bound exactly, so the\n  odds/roll branch was skipped, and `roll_pending_in` was false on the completing call, so\n  `RollResearchEvent` drew nothing (`roll_draws=0`). **`region:rng` — the single strongest check in\n  this hook's compare — compared \"unchanged against unchanged\" on this workload and established\n  nothing.** The generator parity evidence for this module is entirely lane U's and lane V's,\n  on other turns.\n* **Branches that did not execute here:** the Zuul double roll (species 2, not 5); the\n  completed-early flag (`ratio 1.5`); the over-budget notification (`flag` already 2 from turn 3);\n  `RollResearchEvent`'s draw and, behind it, the plague / AI-rebellion paths; `SetResearched`'s\n  zero-cost recursion; the `def+0xb0` `NoAutoAvailable` skip; an empty prerequisite group; a\n  re-observed tech (the dedup's negative case); and the decay sweep, which ran over every node and\n  **changed nothing** because no other `Available` node had non-zero progress.\n* **The event model is count-only by construction** and stayed compare-only in replace mode by\n  design; the two missing records are two of the sixteen residual leaves.\n* **`TechTree::Cost` is the original's.** `ours` calls the game's read-only `Cost` for every cost it\n  needs, in both modes. The effective-cost formula is **not** displaced, and any claim about this\n  module inherits that dependency.\n\n### 4.7 Verdict\n\n**No. `game/sim/research` does not move from `compared` to `replaced`.**\n\nThe bar is \"our code ran instead of the original's **and a byte-level oracle held afterwards**\". Our\ncode did run instead — `mode=replace`, `completions=1`, `unlocked=3`, the original's\n`ProcessResearch` never executed, and the game finished the turn and wrote a save. The oracle did\n**not** hold: 16 leaves in the best configuration. There is no qualified reading that rescues it,\nbecause the failure is not a rounding residual — it is a set of writes nobody has implemented.\n\nWhat the lane did establish, and it is worth more than the rung would have been:\n\n1. **The research pass and the entire `SetResearched` cascade are displaceable and were displaced.**\n   All 13 tech-tree leaves the turn moves were produced by our code in live game memory, on a turn\n   with a real completion and a real three-node unlock cascade — which is a strictly stronger\n   statement than the 35 compared calls the board already carried, because in a compare the\n   original's code still did the work.\n2. **The blocking boundary is named and measured, not guessed:** `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`,\n   5 player fields + 1 `ObservedTech` element + 2 events, and 5 derived leaves behind them.\n   `ProcessResearch` **cannot** reach `replaced` on any workload containing a completion until\n   `OnTechResearched` is displaced — and that is B2's milestone and its own `compared` board row,\n   not a defect in the research model.\n3. **A new certified pair** on a turn that exercises the completion path, which the campaign did not\n   have: `ref-turn2` + one End Turn is a *quiet* turn for research, and every oracle the module had\n   been checked against was that one.\n\nThe cheapest route to the rung, now that the boundary is priced: implement the ~90-field\n`ApplyTechEffect` write-back live (B2 already has `game/effects/tech_effects` host-tested), construct\nthe `ObservedTech` element, and decide what to do about the two event records — whose *text* comes\nfrom the game's string table and therefore cannot be produced clean-room at all. **The event text is\na hard stop for a byte-identical oracle on any completion turn**, and that should be settled as a\npolicy question (call the game's `PostEvent`, and accept the `ComputeBudget`-shaped QUALIFIED\ncaveat) before anyone spends another lane on it.\n\n---\n\n## 5. Proposed board rows\n\n**I have not edited `campaign/board.md`.** I *have* added the certified pair to\n`verify/results/saves/certified-pairs.md`, which the brief pointed at as the standing format and\nwhose four standing rules for adding a row are all satisfied (two fresh `hooks=off` processes; the\ncontrol run before anything was read from an instrumented run; not an extension of an existing pair\nbut its own agreement; exposure facts recorded beside the hashes).\n\n### 5.1 `tools/displacement.py` — the rung does NOT move\n\nThe verdict is **no**, so `\"compared\"` stays. What I do propose is replacing the evidence and caveat\nstrings, which currently understate what is known and do not name the gate:\n\n```python\n    (\"TechTree::ProcessResearch + unlock cascade\", \"compared\",\n     \"35 calls across 3 workloads, 0 divergences, tracecmp exit 0; advance prediction held on a \"\n     \"changed workload (unlock costs no earlier report contained); REPLACE ATTEMPTED live (lane \"\n     \"CR): ours ran instead of the original on a real completion and produced all 13 tech-tree \"\n     \"leaves the turn moves, but the save oracle missed by 16 leaves\",\n     \"compare only. The replace attempt failed on ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched, not on the \"\n     \"research model: 5 player tech-effect fields, 1 ObservedTech element and 2 event records, \"\n     \"plus 5 derived leaves. Gated on B2. Thin: 1 completion, 1 tech, 2 of 3 calls allocate zero \"\n     \"points, and the RNG region did not move at all on the replace workload\"),\n```\n\n### 5.2 Board rows to add\n\n| row | class | status | conf | cov | date | evidence |\n|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|\n| **`ProcessResearch` replace: our code ran instead of the original's, and the oracle missed by 16 leaves — all of them `OnTechResearched`'s** | phase2 | verified | high | 95% | 2026-09-09 | **Lane CR, VM145**, `findings/subsystems/research-replace.md`. Predictions committed before the build (`sots-re` 4b3cc82); engine `wip/cr` 618ccb1 adds `research.replace_cascade=on\\|off` (default off) so the shipped and extended behaviours differ by **a config line, not a binary**. New certified pair `turn3-state.sav` → one End Turn, **load** route, `e00eed0c…`/`79df5047…`, 2 `hooks=off` processes + 1 compare. Compare run **3/3/0 exit 0** and byte-identical to the control (rule 19 satisfied), undeclared writes exactly the 6 predicted spans. **Replace, cascade on: 16 diverging leaves; cascade off: 27.** The 11-leaf delta is the whole `SetResearched` cascade and it is **ours**; with the pass's own 2 words that is **13 of 13 tech-tree leaves the turn moves, produced live by our code**. The 16 residual leaves are `OutMod`, `ConMod[0..2]`, `ResTNm`, one `ObservedTech` element, two event records + `EvNxID`, and 5 derived. **Verdict: stays `compared`.** |\n| **`ref-turn2` + one End Turn does NOT exercise a research completion** | verify | verified | high | 100% | 2026-09-09 | Lane CR. The campaign's most-reproduced oracle is a **quiet turn for the completion path**: `unlock-b3-t1.md` reports `0 undeclared write(s) in 0 call(s)` and `unlock-shim.log`'s first three lines read `completions=0`. It *is* a real workload for the pass (one RNG word, `flag 1 → 2`, one over-budget event) — but a replace-mode oracle taken there would be rule 1's green verdict on a hook comparing nothing. The completing turn is the **next** one, from `turn3-state.sav`. |\n| **`# exhaustive` is exhaustive over the 27 template hooks only — six detours are installed, not one** | phase2 | verified | high | 100% | 2026-09-09 | Lane CR. A config naming all 27 registered hooks `off` except one, passing `tools/check_shim_configs.py`, still installs **6** detours: the M0 `Application::Initialize` asm stub (unconditional whenever `hooks != off`) and the **FPU-force module's four sampling detours** (`force=off value=0x0000 sample_ticks=on sample_turn=on`, on by default). `check_shim_configs.py` cannot see either group — no `hook.` key names them. What made lane CR's runs safe was the **neutrality check** (compare run byte-identical to two `hooks=off` controls), not the config check. A lane reading \"exhaustive, therefore one detour\" is wrong by five. |\n| **A replace of `ProcessResearch` is gated on `ServerPlayer::OnTechResearched`, and partly on a policy question** | phase2 | open | high | – | 2026-09-09 | Lane CR. To reach `replaced`, three things are needed: the ~90-field tech-effect write-back applied live (B2 has `game/effects/tech_effects` host-tested), the `ObservedTech` element constructed (`ours` already decides the append), and the two research event **records** written. The third is not an implementation gap: their `EvDsc`/`EvMsg` text comes from the game's string table, which the engine must not carry, so a byte-identical oracle on any completion turn requires calling the game's own `PostEvent` and accepting a `ComputeBudget`-shaped **QUALIFIED** `replaced`. Settle that before spending a lane. |\n\n### 5.3 Artefacts\n\n| what | where |\n|---|---|\n| predictions commit (before the build) | `sots-re` `4b3cc82` |\n| engine change | `sots-engine` worktree `wip/cr`, `618ccb1` — `research.replace_cascade`, a mode-independent completion counter, four `shim.cfg.cr*` configs |\n| oracle + replace saves | `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-{oracle-endturn,oracle-autosave,replace0-autosave,replace1-autosave}.sav` |\n| traces | `verify/traces/cr-{N,R0,R1}.jsonl.gz` |\n| `tracecmp` reports | `verify/results/compare/cr-{compare,replace0,replace1}.{md,json}` |\n| shim logs (the per-call counters) | `verify/results/shim/cr/cr-{N,R0,R1}.log` |\n| certified pair | `verify/results/saves/certified-pairs.md`, row 4 |\n\nNo `ghidra/addresses.d/cr.json`: this lane read no new address. No game data, save, disassembly or\n`FUN_xxxxxxxx` name reached `sots-engine`; `tools/clean_room_check.sh` OK.\n\n### 5.4 VM145 released\n\nHeld for this lane only; **VM140 untouched**. Restored and verified byte-for-byte to as-found:\n\n```\nbinkw32.dll  15,527,327 B  903527F4A698EEA9FBE25F3A6236657C7D8348F994EEF394696F187E5E554B97  (= shimdist-recap)\nshim.cfg                   0AE410CC72FE155837D711C78543E14B1F5743310CD023298EB1E5BBD5457E71  (= shimdist-recap\\shim.cfg.recaptrace)\nSavedGames   the same 9 files, every size and sha256 identical to the as-found survey\ngame         not running (as found)\n```\n\nLeft behind: `C:\\SOTS\\shimdist-cr\\`, `C:\\SOTS\\ui\\cr\\` (the input save, the four run outputs and the\nrestore set) and `C:\\SOTS\\ui\\cr{deploy,click,grab,snap,restore,find}.ps1`. `click_helper.ps1` is\nunmodified. **One thing not restored:** my deploy helper *deletes* `C:\\SOTS\\shim.log` rather than\nrotating it to `.prev` the way lane BQ's does, so whatever log was there when I took the guest is\ngone. 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{"type":"tool_use","timestamp":1788994916578,"sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","part":{"type":"tool","tool":"read","callID":"call_O4WhydZ980NtI1ttpDRhXQyO","state":{"status":"completed","input":{"filePath":"/home/alex/sots-re/campaign/pilots/research-replacement.md"},"output":"<path>/home/alex/sots-re/campaign/pilots/research-replacement.md</path>\n<type>file</type>\n<content>\n1: # Proposed pilot: completion-bearing research replacement\n2: \n3: Status: **proposed**. This is a contract design, not replacement acceptance. Owner/authority:\n4: openai/gpt-6-astra; subsequent implementation and independent verification use the campaign roles.\n5: The target is a bounded replacement of `Game::TechTree::ProcessResearch`, its `SetResearched`\n6: cascade and required completion callback writes on explicitly certified workloads. Broad research\n7: displacement remains unproved. No new live address, remote deployment or dependency policy is\n8: authorized by this document.\n9: \n10: ## 1. Evidence inspected independently (2026-09-09)\n11: \n12: Sources: `findings/subsystems/research-replace.md`; archived CR compare JSON, raw compressed\n13: traces, shim logs and saves; current engine research, tech-effect and event interfaces. Archived\n14: engine build is `cr-618ccb1-20260909T131556Z`, not the rollout's current source snapshot.\n15: \n16: Recomputed SHA-256:\n17: \n18: | RE-relative file | bytes | SHA-256 |\n19: |---|---:|---|\n20: | `verify/results/saves/turn3-state.sav` | 67219 | `978041acd168b56ed8eb3f5e42e78d5e70eae6e6517d75e659a5eb7ca3d60921` |\n21: | `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-oracle-endturn.sav` | 67212 | `e00eed0c03a31d27a81b7470a9dcc9ba08a2ac48c20baeee4f34749164743e3f` |\n22: | `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-oracle-autosave.sav` | 67811 | `79df50475a7b83afa927d992b9f030dcf45710f4bda0133b8b1fa4800a72e420` |\n23: | `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-replace0-autosave.sav` | 67511 | `6b51db992b158caa5424d71b2dccf72924af7198b4165bfcfc870e0d438fb6d5` |\n24: | `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-replace1-autosave.sav` | 67537 | `8a4309ee4fe0b3177a2820600b5016c7c256d0f51b065df469ecd0b4f2342235` |\n25: \n26: Local reproduction (diagnostic tool exit alone is not an equality verdict):\n27: \n28: ```sh\n29: python3 verify/state-checksum/state_checksum.py verify/results/saves/cr/cr-oracle-autosave.sav verify/results/saves/cr/cr-replace1-autosave.sav --limit 40\n30: ```\n31: \n32: This reports **16** exact-bit, unmasked leaf differences. Oracle -> R1: OutMod 1.25 -> 1.1;\n33: ConMod[0..2] 0.9 -> 1; ResTNm empty -> IND_Waldo; EvNxID 7 -> 5; events 5/6 absent and\n34: turn-bucket count 3 -> 1; observed-tech element 11 absent and count 11 -> 10; BnkPr/BnkEl,\n35: RepCur/RepMax and Summary.Checksum differ. These are five primary scalar fields, collection\n36: writes/counts and five derived leaves. They are not permission to patch five downstream values.\n37: \n38: `verify/results/compare/cr-compare.json:289-357` reports partial coverage: three comparisons,\n39: six undeclared spans in one call and eight unmodelled notes. In\n40: `verify/traces/cr-R1.jsonl.gz`, call 1 is replace, allocation tech 144 / 2898, input turn 4,\n41: order counter 22, observed count 10, roll_pending false, RNG left 413 and CW 4735 (`0x127f`).\n42: Its RNG digest/index/left are unchanged. Logs `verify/results/shim/cr/cr-R1.log:116-118`\n43: count one completion and three unlocks, then two zero-point calls. `otch_appends=1` counts a\n44: decision; it does **not** mean an element was constructed live.\n45: \n46: ### Corrections to inherited narrative\n47: \n48: 1. R1 log lines 75-94 show seven drawsite detours and twelve probes in addition to the six\n49:    sites enumerated in CR findings. Instrumentation is broader than the template-hook config.\n50:    Every fresh run needs a complete installed-site manifest, not an “exhaustive config” assertion.\n51: 2. R1 runtime CW is `0x127f`, including the research trace argument; initialization prints\n52:    `0x027f`. Preserve the full measured word and precision/rounding separately.\n53: 3. Runtime string lookup is already an engine interface (`research_events.h:95-105`,\n54:    `app/event_phase.cpp:10-14`). The absence of bundled game prose does not establish that\n55:    original `PostEvent` is mandatory. Runtime asset loading is a concrete route to investigate.\n56: 4. `shim/hooks/tech_effects.cpp:354-365` already writes player state/design masks and delegates\n57:    node-bore updates in replace mode. The research hook does not integrate that complete callback;\n58:    calling the helper “host-tested” is not evidence its full live boundary is implemented.\n59: \n60: ## 2. Workloads and access paths\n61: \n62: ### W1 — primary positive workload, exact LOAD route\n63: \n64: On a future explicitly leased lab with operator-supplied executable/data paths: restore the\n65: hashed turn3 input as the only selected input save; start a fresh process; use Load Game, select\n66: the input, enter its lobby/map at Turn 3, then one End Turn to Turn 4. Verify UI/state transitions\n67: rather than sleep-and-assume. Preserve both output saves before any reset. Bind save selection,\n68: route, process identity, executable hash, assets, shim hash, config and instrumentation to evidence.\n69: \n70: Historical predictions to re-certify before measuring candidate results:\n71: - Exactly three research calls, owners 32/496/512 in order, allocations 144:2898, 90:0, 9:0.\n72: - One IND_Waldo completion: progress 5768 -> 7500, state 3 -> 4, turn_researched -1 -> 4,\n73:   order -1 -> 22, counter 22 -> 23, refund 1166. Flag unchanged.\n74: - Nodes 132/136/142 unlock, costs 10000/16000/8000, available turn 4. Save tree slots are\n75:   94/98/104; tech 144 is slot 106. Never equate tech id with serialized slot.\n76: - One full ObservedTech record, two full events (completion followed by unlocked-techs),\n77:   event next id 5 -> 7; primary effect fields reach oracle values; target clears.\n78: - Zero RNG words in this workload. This is a negative RNG control, not evidence for draws.\n79: \n80: ### W0 — regression control, insufficient for completion acceptance\n81: \n82: `verify/results/saves/turn2-state.sav`, one End Turn via LOAD, reaches the turn3 input above.\n83: This exercises the research pass/overbudget event and a RNG word, but zero completions. Re-certify\n84: its two-process oracle independently and pin its input hash before use. Do not substitute W0\n85: for W1, or use zero-allocation calls as the positive execution threshold.\n86: \n87: ### W2 — path to broader completion evidence (not yet certified)\n88: \n89: Select a different, archived completion-bearing input from the unlock continuations, or generate\n90: one under an approved lab contract; record the input hash and exact LOAD/continuation route before\n91: prediction. Require a different tech/effect family, a positive RNG draw and a second completion\n92: that observes the advanced order counter. The existing U/V evidence motivates selection but is\n93: not a ready executable workload contract. Separate controls are required for that exact route.\n94: Until W2 exists, any accepted pilot claim is restricted to W1 plus its declared regression checks.\n95: \n96: ## 3. Full write boundary and responsibilities\n97: \n98: | Boundary | Required state / behavior | Existing interface and current gap |\n99: |---|---|---|\n100: | Research pass | all node progress/state/flag writes; signed capped spend and refund accumulator; decay of other Available nodes; RNG state, left and next index | `sim::ProcessResearchTurn`, `ResearchCompletionHook`; current CR pass writes live |\n101: | Unlock cascade | node costRP, availability/researched turn, order; tree order counter; child/prerequisite availability; recursive zero-cost completions and ordering | `sim::TechGraph` / `SetResearched`; replace cascade opt-in exists, transcription failures can currently skip it |\n102: | Completion callback | target pointer/ResTNm; pending-roll flags; every applicable player economy float, masks, boolean/species flags, design-option masks; node-bore storage/lifetime | `ApplyTechCompletion`, `RunCompletionTail`, `tfx::ReadPlayerState`/`WritePlayerState`; integrate with research on pre-call inputs, avoid already-researched guard |\n103: | Observed technology | dedup/update semantics, entire 0x2c record (name, first/last turns, detected, with), vector content/count/capacity and allocator ownership | research hook currently alters scratch span only; full live construction and update semantics need evidence |\n104: | Events | complete turn buckets and ordered records: id, summary, message, location, position, image, action, chainId; next id; dedup and pruning; all owned allocations | `events::EventStorage`, `PostResearchPassEvents`; research hook is count-only/compare-only; runtime text and live ABI adapter missing |\n105: | Callback outcomes beyond player | owned-system AI flags/caps/addiction/plague; ships' plague state; recursive Zuul tech grants; pending research-event RNG and plague/rebellion consequences including allocations/cancel research | `TechApplyOutcome` reports work, does not execute it; broader closure remains incomplete |\n106: | Downstream observation | budget/bankruptcy/repair/checksum consequences of primary effects | let ordinary turn processing derive them; full oracle must expose them, never harvest original post-state or hardcode expected leaves |\n107: \n108: The W1 observed write set is a subset of this boundary. The complete callback has conditional\n109: system/ship/object writes absent on W1. A narrow pilot must preflight its supported class and\n110: fail closed before mutating on unsupported branches. Suppressed writes, unavailable graph/text,\n111: unknown pointers, unreadable names, failed allocation, or unmodelled fired rolls are blockers,\n112: not successful no-ops. General displacement requires separate evidence for all reachable effects.\n113: \n114: Events require exact formatting/dedup order, `FLT_MAX` no-position values, action conversion,\n115: the original prune-window behavior and preexisting event contents. `KeylessEventText` substitutes\n116: tokens for prose and must never be serialized as a passing oracle. Completion message length\n117: above 255 has an explicitly documented divergence/undefined-original boundary; exclude or resolve\n118: it explicitly. Seed comparisons from pre-call state, not the original callback's output.\n119: \n120: ## 4. Inputs and original dependencies\n121: \n122: Required immutable input manifest before ready:\n123: - Exact engine and RE baseline commits plus actual source-content hashes; paired worktrees;\n124:   compiler/toolchain/build flags, host and shim binaries, generated-address provenance.\n125: - The hashed W1 input and oracle archive above, plus selected W0/W2 inputs as applicable.\n126: - Operator-owned game executable and proxy originals with hashes. The archived trace reports exe\n127:   SHA-256 `970b7de729956a53094c7eb98aba4270aee98e2fed5daf0d39e290013c90c841`; remeasure it.\n128: - Explicit runtime data root, manifest of tech definitions/graph, tuning/constants/species inputs,\n129:   localized string-table files and locale/encoding/load order. Existing parser data must come\n130:   from user assets, not copies of game prose embedded in source. Missing table/key is not empty text\n131:   for acceptance. Asset paths and hashes are not yet supplied for this pilot.\n132: - Full configs and actually installed interceptors (template hooks, init, FPU sampling, probes,\n133:   drawsites), FPU CW per call, input route/process-reset record, output/log/trace file hashes.\n134: \n135: Original dependency ledger (each needs a lead decision and explicit qualification):\n136: 1. **Existing:** research calls original `TechTree::Cost` for effective cost and cascade cost\n137:    lookup (`shim/hooks/research.cpp:568-573,916-919`). Formula and applicable bonus-tech discovery\n138:    are not displaced by this pilot merely because a host formula exists.\n139: 2. **Existing separate B2 hook:** original has-researched lookup and node-bore updater\n140:    (`tech_effects.cpp:325-328,358-365`). Node-bore updater allocates/frees state; it is not\n141:    read-only despite the source comment's analogy. Reuse requires disclosure and effect accounting.\n142: 3. **Proposed, undecided:** original string lookup / allocator / event posting helpers versus a\n143:    runtime-asset text adapter and compatible live allocation. No selected policy or guessed address.\n144: 4. **Outside replaced root:** original turn driver, budget allocator and remaining simulation,\n145:    asset loading and save serializer still run in the shim experiment. Whole standalone turn\n146:    equality is a different acceptance axis and cannot be inferred from this partial replacement.\n147: \n148: ## 5. Executable acceptance to provide before ready\n149: \n150: The contract must eventually name real, versioned commands and dependencies for this sequence;\n151: the following are precise requirements, not a presently implemented runner:\n152: \n153: 1. Fresh full gate on hashed source/inputs, expected test identities, positive corpus execution,\n154:    asset-dependent tests and shim build. A host-only pass is insufficient. Bind full gate manifest\n155:    and resulting binary to every experiment and reject source/input changes.\n156: 2. Two fresh-process C1/C2 controls with hooks off, same proxy, input, assets and exact W1 route;\n157:    both output pairs equal byte-for-byte. Archive independent process logs; one saved oracle\n158:    copy is not independent proof that two processes agreed.\n159: 3. Compare-neutral N with the candidate binary and complete instrumentation manifest; both\n160:    output saves byte-equal controls; positive W1 counters and decoded state. Zero compared calls,\n161:    partial required-region coverage or undeclared required writes cannot pass.\n162: 4. Replace R, same baseline and binary, bypass original ProcessResearch and required displaced\n163:    callback implementation (count explicit original helper calls separately). Require exactly\n164:    one W1 completion/three unlocks, real element/event writes, zero failures/unreadable inputs,\n165:    and full declared state validation including nonserialized order counter and RNG state.\n166: 5. Require **post-turn** autosave byte equality, inflated equality and exact-bit unmasked state\n167:    equality independently, with reader reconstruction coverage. Pre-turn EndTurn equality alone\n168:    cannot satisfy acceptance. No masks for event text, callback fields or derived discrepancies.\n169: 6. Negative controls must fail: archived R0 (27 differences) and R1 (16); zero-completion W0\n170:    cannot satisfy W1 threshold; omit callback/event/ObservedTech write or use wrong input hash;\n171:    remove a trace/log/output; mark unknown RNG as zero. Checker rejects all.\n172: 7. Independently assigned verifier re-runs the checks and ties verdict to contract, source,\n173:    binary, asset and evidence digests. Implementation worker cannot self-certify acceptance.\n174:    Integration requires revalidation of integrated source; changed inputs invalidate evidence.\n175: \n176: W2 and branch-specific tests must be added before expanding the claim to RNG-consuming,\n177: Zuul/early-completion, nonzero-decay, zero-cost recursion, prerequisite/no-auto-available,\n178: re-observed/deduplicated, temperance, plague or rebellion cases. Their absence is visible coverage\n179: debt, not satisfied execution. Local simulation tests alone do not establish live allocator safety.\n180: \n181: ## 6. Current blockers / stop conditions\n182: \n183: - No executable pilot-specific acceptance runner or full input/asset manifest, and no certified W2.\n184: - Live research callback integration, complete ObservedTech/event construction, broader callback\n185:   outcomes and unsupported-path preflight remain unimplemented/unverified.\n186: - Original Cost dependence and allocator/text/PostEvent policy require recorded Astra decisions.\n187: - Archived C1/C2 equality is documented but independent raw control-run bundles are not established\n188:   by the single oracle pair inspected here. Fresh controls are mandatory.\n189: - Instrumentation and runtime FPU narrative need correction in acceptance inputs; archives are\n190:   historical observations, not the current candidate's attestation.\n191: - Stop on control disagreement, silent fallback, missing data, branch outside approved class,\n192:   unexpected writes/draws, stale evidence, source drift, or scope/architecture surprises; persist\n193:   checkpoint and escalate to Astra before changing the contract.\n194: \n195: This proposal authorizes planning only. Keep lifecycle **proposed** until required dependencies,\n196: input manifests, bounded implementation scope and executable acceptance exist.\n\n(End of file - total 196 lines)\n</content>","metadata":{"preview":"# Proposed pilot: completion-bearing research replacement\n\nStatus: **proposed**. This is a contract design, not replacement acceptance. Owner/authority:\nopenai/gpt-6-astra; subsequent implementation and independent verification use the campaign roles.\nThe target is a bounded replacement of `Game::TechTree::ProcessResearch`, its `SetResearched`\ncascade and required completion callback writes on explicitly certified workloads. Broad research\ndisplacement remains unproved. No new live address, remote deployment or dependency policy is\nauthorized by this document.\n\n## 1. Evidence inspected independently (2026-09-09)\n\nSources: `findings/subsystems/research-replace.md`; archived CR compare JSON, raw compressed\ntraces, shim logs and saves; current engine research, tech-effect and event interfaces. Archived\nengine build is `cr-618ccb1-20260909T131556Z`, not the rollout's current source snapshot.\n\nRecomputed SHA-256:\n\n| RE-relative file | bytes | SHA-256 |\n|---|---:|---|\n| `verify/results/saves/turn3-state.sav` | 67219 | `978041acd168b56ed8eb3f5e42e78d5e70eae6e6517d75e659a5eb7ca3d60921` |","truncated":false,"loaded":[],"display":{"type":"file","path":"/home/alex/sots-re/campaign/pilots/research-replacement.md","text":"# Proposed pilot: completion-bearing research replacement\n\nStatus: **proposed**. This is a contract design, not replacement acceptance. Owner/authority:\nopenai/gpt-6-astra; subsequent implementation and independent verification use the campaign roles.\nThe target is a bounded replacement of `Game::TechTree::ProcessResearch`, its `SetResearched`\ncascade and required completion callback writes on explicitly certified workloads. Broad research\ndisplacement remains unproved. No new live address, remote deployment or dependency policy is\nauthorized by this document.\n\n## 1. Evidence inspected independently (2026-09-09)\n\nSources: `findings/subsystems/research-replace.md`; archived CR compare JSON, raw compressed\ntraces, shim logs and saves; current engine research, tech-effect and event interfaces. Archived\nengine build is `cr-618ccb1-20260909T131556Z`, not the rollout's current source snapshot.\n\nRecomputed SHA-256:\n\n| RE-relative file | bytes | SHA-256 |\n|---|---:|---|\n| `verify/results/saves/turn3-state.sav` | 67219 | `978041acd168b56ed8eb3f5e42e78d5e70eae6e6517d75e659a5eb7ca3d60921` |\n| `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-oracle-endturn.sav` | 67212 | `e00eed0c03a31d27a81b7470a9dcc9ba08a2ac48c20baeee4f34749164743e3f` |\n| `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-oracle-autosave.sav` | 67811 | `79df50475a7b83afa927d992b9f030dcf45710f4bda0133b8b1fa4800a72e420` |\n| `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-replace0-autosave.sav` | 67511 | `6b51db992b158caa5424d71b2dccf72924af7198b4165bfcfc870e0d438fb6d5` |\n| `verify/results/saves/cr/cr-replace1-autosave.sav` | 67537 | `8a4309ee4fe0b3177a2820600b5016c7c256d0f51b065df469ecd0b4f2342235` |\n\nLocal reproduction (diagnostic tool exit alone is not an equality verdict):\n\n```sh\npython3 verify/state-checksum/state_checksum.py verify/results/saves/cr/cr-oracle-autosave.sav verify/results/saves/cr/cr-replace1-autosave.sav --limit 40\n```\n\nThis reports **16** exact-bit, unmasked leaf differences. Oracle -> R1: OutMod 1.25 -> 1.1;\nConMod[0..2] 0.9 -> 1; ResTNm empty -> IND_Waldo; EvNxID 7 -> 5; events 5/6 absent and\nturn-bucket count 3 -> 1; observed-tech element 11 absent and count 11 -> 10; BnkPr/BnkEl,\nRepCur/RepMax and Summary.Checksum differ. These are five primary scalar fields, collection\nwrites/counts and five derived leaves. They are not permission to patch five downstream values.\n\n`verify/results/compare/cr-compare.json:289-357` reports partial coverage: three comparisons,\nsix undeclared spans in one call and eight unmodelled notes. In\n`verify/traces/cr-R1.jsonl.gz`, call 1 is replace, allocation tech 144 / 2898, input turn 4,\norder counter 22, observed count 10, roll_pending false, RNG left 413 and CW 4735 (`0x127f`).\nIts RNG digest/index/left are unchanged. Logs `verify/results/shim/cr/cr-R1.log:116-118`\ncount one completion and three unlocks, then two zero-point calls. `otch_appends=1` counts a\ndecision; it does **not** mean an element was constructed live.\n\n### Corrections to inherited narrative\n\n1. R1 log lines 75-94 show seven drawsite detours and twelve probes in addition to the six\n   sites enumerated in CR findings. Instrumentation is broader than the template-hook config.\n   Every fresh run needs a complete installed-site manifest, not an “exhaustive config” assertion.\n2. R1 runtime CW is `0x127f`, including the research trace argument; initialization prints\n   `0x027f`. Preserve the full measured word and precision/rounding separately.\n3. Runtime string lookup is already an engine interface (`research_events.h:95-105`,\n   `app/event_phase.cpp:10-14`). The absence of bundled game prose does not establish that\n   original `PostEvent` is mandatory. Runtime asset loading is a concrete route to investigate.\n4. `shim/hooks/tech_effects.cpp:354-365` already writes player state/design masks and delegates\n   node-bore updates in replace mode. The research hook does not integrate that complete callback;\n   calling the helper “host-tested” is not evidence its full live boundary is implemented.\n\n## 2. Workloads and access paths\n\n### W1 — primary positive workload, exact LOAD route\n\nOn a future explicitly leased lab with operator-supplied executable/data paths: restore the\nhashed turn3 input as the only selected input save; start a fresh process; use Load Game, select\nthe input, enter its lobby/map at Turn 3, then one End Turn to Turn 4. Verify UI/state transitions\nrather than sleep-and-assume. Preserve both output saves before any reset. Bind save selection,\nroute, process identity, executable hash, assets, shim hash, config and instrumentation to evidence.\n\nHistorical predictions to re-certify before measuring candidate results:\n- Exactly three research calls, owners 32/496/512 in order, allocations 144:2898, 90:0, 9:0.\n- One IND_Waldo completion: progress 5768 -> 7500, state 3 -> 4, turn_researched -1 -> 4,\n  order -1 -> 22, counter 22 -> 23, refund 1166. Flag unchanged.\n- Nodes 132/136/142 unlock, costs 10000/16000/8000, available turn 4. Save tree slots are\n  94/98/104; tech 144 is slot 106. Never equate tech id with serialized slot.\n- One full ObservedTech record, two full events (completion followed by unlocked-techs),\n  event next id 5 -> 7; primary effect fields reach oracle values; target clears.\n- Zero RNG words in this workload. This is a negative RNG control, not evidence for draws.\n\n### W0 — regression control, insufficient for completion acceptance\n\n`verify/results/saves/turn2-state.sav`, one End Turn via LOAD, reaches the turn3 input above.\nThis exercises the research pass/overbudget event and a RNG word, but zero completions. Re-certify\nits two-process oracle independently and pin its input hash before use. Do not substitute W0\nfor W1, or use zero-allocation calls as the positive execution threshold.\n\n### W2 — path to broader completion evidence (not yet certified)\n\nSelect a different, archived completion-bearing input from the unlock continuations, or generate\none under an approved lab contract; record the input hash and exact LOAD/continuation route before\nprediction. Require a different tech/effect family, a positive RNG draw and a second completion\nthat observes the advanced order counter. The existing U/V evidence motivates selection but is\nnot a ready executable workload contract. Separate controls are required for that exact route.\nUntil W2 exists, any accepted pilot claim is restricted to W1 plus its declared regression checks.\n\n## 3. Full write boundary and responsibilities\n\n| Boundary | Required state / behavior | Existing interface and current gap |\n|---|---|---|\n| Research pass | all node progress/state/flag writes; signed capped spend and refund accumulator; decay of other Available nodes; RNG state, left and next index | `sim::ProcessResearchTurn`, `ResearchCompletionHook`; current CR pass writes live |\n| Unlock cascade | node costRP, availability/researched turn, order; tree order counter; child/prerequisite availability; recursive zero-cost completions and ordering | `sim::TechGraph` / `SetResearched`; replace cascade opt-in exists, transcription failures can currently skip it |\n| Completion callback | target pointer/ResTNm; pending-roll flags; every applicable player economy float, masks, boolean/species flags, design-option masks; node-bore storage/lifetime | `ApplyTechCompletion`, `RunCompletionTail`, `tfx::ReadPlayerState`/`WritePlayerState`; integrate with research on pre-call inputs, avoid already-researched guard |\n| Observed technology | dedup/update semantics, entire 0x2c record (name, first/last turns, detected, with), vector content/count/capacity and allocator ownership | research hook currently alters scratch span only; full live construction and update semantics need evidence |\n| Events | complete turn buckets and ordered records: id, summary, message, location, position, image, action, chainId; next id; dedup and pruning; all owned allocations | `events::EventStorage`, `PostResearchPassEvents`; research hook is count-only/compare-only; runtime text and live ABI adapter missing |\n| Callback outcomes beyond player | owned-system AI flags/caps/addiction/plague; ships' plague state; recursive Zuul tech grants; pending research-event RNG and plague/rebellion consequences including allocations/cancel research | `TechApplyOutcome` reports work, does not execute it; broader closure remains incomplete |\n| Downstream observation | budget/bankruptcy/repair/checksum consequences of primary effects | let ordinary turn processing derive them; full oracle must expose them, never harvest original post-state or hardcode expected leaves |\n\nThe W1 observed write set is a subset of this boundary. The complete callback has conditional\nsystem/ship/object writes absent on W1. A narrow pilot must preflight its supported class and\nfail closed before mutating on unsupported branches. Suppressed writes, unavailable graph/text,\nunknown pointers, unreadable names, failed allocation, or unmodelled fired rolls are blockers,\nnot successful no-ops. General displacement requires separate evidence for all reachable effects.\n\nEvents require exact formatting/dedup order, `FLT_MAX` no-position values, action conversion,\nthe original prune-window behavior and preexisting event contents. `KeylessEventText` substitutes\ntokens for prose and must never be serialized as a passing oracle. Completion message length\nabove 255 has an explicitly documented divergence/undefined-original boundary; exclude or resolve\nit explicitly. Seed comparisons from pre-call state, not the original callback's output.\n\n## 4. Inputs and original dependencies\n\nRequired immutable input manifest before ready:\n- Exact engine and RE baseline commits plus actual source-content hashes; paired worktrees;\n  compiler/toolchain/build flags, host and shim binaries, generated-address provenance.\n- The hashed W1 input and oracle archive above, plus selected W0/W2 inputs as applicable.\n- Operator-owned game executable and proxy originals with hashes. The archived trace reports exe\n  SHA-256 `970b7de729956a53094c7eb98aba4270aee98e2fed5daf0d39e290013c90c841`; remeasure it.\n- Explicit runtime data root, manifest of tech definitions/graph, tuning/constants/species inputs,\n  localized string-table files and locale/encoding/load order. Existing parser data must come\n  from user assets, not copies of game prose embedded in source. Missing table/key is not empty text\n  for acceptance. Asset paths and hashes are not yet supplied for this pilot.\n- Full configs and actually installed interceptors (template hooks, init, FPU sampling, probes,\n  drawsites), FPU CW per call, input route/process-reset record, output/log/trace file hashes.\n\nOriginal dependency ledger (each needs a lead decision and explicit qualification):\n1. **Existing:** research calls original `TechTree::Cost` for effective cost and cascade cost\n   lookup (`shim/hooks/research.cpp:568-573,916-919`). Formula and applicable bonus-tech discovery\n   are not displaced by this pilot merely because a host formula exists.\n2. **Existing separate B2 hook:** original has-researched lookup and node-bore updater\n   (`tech_effects.cpp:325-328,358-365`). Node-bore updater allocates/frees state; it is not\n   read-only despite the source comment's analogy. Reuse requires disclosure and effect accounting.\n3. **Proposed, undecided:** original string lookup / allocator / event posting helpers versus a\n   runtime-asset text adapter and compatible live allocation. No selected policy or guessed address.\n4. **Outside replaced root:** original turn driver, budget allocator and remaining simulation,\n   asset loading and save serializer still run in the shim experiment. Whole standalone turn\n   equality is a different acceptance axis and cannot be inferred from this partial replacement.\n\n## 5. Executable acceptance to provide before ready\n\nThe contract must eventually name real, versioned commands and dependencies for this sequence;\nthe following are precise requirements, not a presently implemented runner:\n\n1. Fresh full gate on hashed source/inputs, expected test identities, positive corpus execution,\n   asset-dependent tests and shim build. A host-only pass is insufficient. Bind full gate manifest\n   and resulting binary to every experiment and reject source/input changes.\n2. Two fresh-process C1/C2 controls with hooks off, same proxy, input, assets and exact W1 route;\n   both output pairs equal byte-for-byte. Archive independent process logs; one saved oracle\n   copy is not independent proof that two processes agreed.\n3. Compare-neutral N with the candidate binary and complete instrumentation manifest; both\n   output saves byte-equal controls; positive W1 counters and decoded state. Zero compared calls,\n   partial required-region coverage or undeclared required writes cannot pass.\n4. Replace R, same baseline and binary, bypass original ProcessResearch and required displaced\n   callback implementation (count explicit original helper calls separately). Require exactly\n   one W1 completion/three unlocks, real element/event writes, zero failures/unreadable inputs,\n   and full declared state validation including nonserialized order counter and RNG state.\n5. Require **post-turn** autosave byte equality, inflated equality and exact-bit unmasked state\n   equality independently, with reader reconstruction coverage. Pre-turn EndTurn equality alone\n   cannot satisfy acceptance. No masks for event text, callback fields or derived discrepancies.\n6. Negative controls must fail: archived R0 (27 differences) and R1 (16); zero-completion W0\n   cannot satisfy W1 threshold; omit callback/event/ObservedTech write or use wrong input hash;\n   remove a trace/log/output; mark unknown RNG as zero. Checker rejects all.\n7. Independently assigned verifier re-runs the checks and ties verdict to contract, source,\n   binary, asset and evidence digests. Implementation worker cannot self-certify acceptance.\n   Integration requires revalidation of integrated source; changed inputs invalidate evidence.\n\nW2 and branch-specific tests must be added before expanding the claim to RNG-consuming,\nZuul/early-completion, nonzero-decay, zero-cost recursion, prerequisite/no-auto-available,\nre-observed/deduplicated, temperance, plague or rebellion cases. Their absence is visible coverage\ndebt, not satisfied execution. Local simulation tests alone do not establish live allocator safety.\n\n## 6. Current blockers / stop conditions\n\n- No executable pilot-specific acceptance runner or full input/asset manifest, and no certified W2.\n- Live research callback integration, complete ObservedTech/event construction, broader callback\n  outcomes and unsupported-path preflight remain unimplemented/unverified.\n- Original Cost dependence and allocator/text/PostEvent policy require recorded Astra decisions.\n- Archived C1/C2 equality is documented but independent raw control-run bundles are not established\n  by the single oracle pair inspected here. Fresh controls are mandatory.\n- Instrumentation and runtime FPU narrative need correction in acceptance inputs; archives are\n  historical observations, not the current candidate's attestation.\n- Stop on control disagreement, silent fallback, missing data, branch outside approved class,\n  unexpected writes/draws, stale evidence, source drift, or scope/architecture surprises; persist\n  checkpoint and escalate to Astra before changing the contract.\n\nThis proposal authorizes planning only. 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[ebp+0x8]\n  7b5936:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b5939:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  7b593b:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  7b593e:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  7b5940:\tba c7 71 1c 07       \tmov    edx,0x71c71c7\n  7b5945:\t2b d0                \tsub    edx,eax\n  7b5947:\t3b d6                \tcmp    edx,esi\n  7b5949:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x7b5956\n  7b594b:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  7b5950:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  7b5956:\t8b 51 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  7b5959:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  7b595b:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  7b595d:\tb8 39 8e e3 38       \tmov    eax,0x38e38e39\n  7b5962:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  7b5964:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b5967:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  7b5969:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  7b596c:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  7b596e:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  7b5970:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x7b5993\n  7b5972:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  7b5974:\td1 ea                \tshr    edx,1\n  7b5976:\tbf c7 71 1c 07       \tmov    edi,0x71c71c7\n  7b597b:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  7b597d:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  7b597f:\t73 04                \tjae    0x7b5985\n  7b5981:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  7b5983:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x7b5987\n  7b5985:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  7b5987:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  7b5989:\t73 02                \tjae    0x7b598d\n  7b598b:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  7b598d:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b598e:\te8 ad dd ff ff       \tcall   0x7b3740\n  7b5993:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b5994:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b5995:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b5996:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b5999:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b59a0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b59a1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b59a3:\t8b 51 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  7b59a6:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b59a7:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b59a8:\t8b 39                \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  7b59aa:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  7b59ac:\tb8 39 8e e3 38       \tmov    eax,0x38e38e39\n  7b59b1:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  7b59b3:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b59b6:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b59b9:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  7b59bb:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  7b59be:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  7b59c0:\tba c7 71 1c 07       \tmov    edx,0x71c71c7\n  7b59c5:\t2b d0                \tsub    edx,eax\n  7b59c7:\t3b d6                \tcmp    edx,esi\n  7b59c9:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x7b59d6\n  7b59cb:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  7b59d0:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  7b59d6:\t8b 51 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  7b59d9:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  7b59db:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  7b59dd:\tb8                   \t.byte 0xb8\n  7b59de:\t39                   \t.byte 0x39\n  7b59df:\t8e                   \t.byte 0x8e\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n007b7320 <.text+0x3b6320>:\n  7b7320:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b7321:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b7323:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b7324:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  7b7326:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b7329:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b732a:\t8b 7d 08             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b732d:\t3b f9                \tcmp    edi,ecx\n  7b732f:\t73 47                \tjae    0x7b7378\n  7b7331:\t8b 06                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b7333:\t3b c7                \tcmp    eax,edi\n  7b7335:\t77 41                \tja     0x7b7378\n  7b7337:\t2b f8                \tsub    edi,eax\n  7b7339:\tb8 e9 a2 8b 2e       \tmov    eax,0x2e8ba2e9\n  7b733e:\tf7 ef                \timul   edi\n  7b7340:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b7343:\t8b fa                \tmov    edi,edx\n  7b7345:\tc1 ef 1f             \tshr    edi,0x1f\n  7b7348:\t03 fa                \tadd    edi,edx\n  7b734a:\t3b 4e 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  7b734d:\t75 09                \tjne    0x7b7358\n  7b734f:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  7b7351:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  7b7353:\te8 c8 e4 ff ff       \tcall   0x7b5820\n  7b7358:\t8b 46 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b735b:\t6b ff 2c             \timul   edi,edi,0x2c\n  7b735e:\t03 3e                \tadd    edi,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b7360:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  7b7363:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b7364:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b7365:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b7366:\te8 e5 2d fe ff       \tcall   0x79a150\n  7b736b:\t83 c4 0c             \tadd    esp,0xc\n  7b736e:\t83 46 04 2c          \tadd    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],0x2c\n  7b7372:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b7373:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b7374:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b7375:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b7378:\t3b 4e 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  7b737b:\t75 09                \tjne    0x7b7386\n  7b737d:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  7b737f:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  7b7381:\te8 9a e4 ff ff       \tcall   0x7b5820\n  7b7386:\t8b 56 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b7389:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b738a:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  7b738b:\t8d 46 0c             \tlea    eax,[esi+0xc]\n  7b738e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b738f:\te8 bc 2d fe ff       \tcall   0x79a150\n  7b7394:\t83 c4 0c             \tadd    esp,0xc\n  7b7397:\t83 46 04 2c          \tadd    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],0x2c\n  7b739b:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b739c:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b739d:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b739e:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b73a1:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a2:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a3:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a4:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a5:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a6:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a7:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a8:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73aa:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ab:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ac:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ad:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ae:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73af:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73b0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b73b1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b73b3:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b73b4:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b73b5:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  7b73b7:\t83 3e 00             \tcmp    DWORD PTR [esi],0x0\n  7b73ba:\t74 25                \tje     0x7b73e1\n  7b73bc:\tff 15 2c d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd12c\n  7b73c2:\t8b 45 fc             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4]\n  7b73c5:\t8b 56 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b73c8:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b73c9:\t8b 06                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b73cb:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  7b73ce:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b73cf:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  7b73d0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b73d1:\te8 ca fe fe ff       \tcall   0x7a72a0\n  7b73d6:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b73d8:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b73d9:\te8 cc db 16 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  7b73de:\t83 c4 14             \tadd    esp,0x14\n  7b73e1:\tc7 06 00 00 00 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0x0\n  7b73e7:\tc7 46 04 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],0x0\n  7b73ee:\tc7 46 08 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],0x0\n  7b73f5:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b73f6:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  7b73f8:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b73f9:\tc3                   \tret    \n  7b73fa:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73fb:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73fc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73fd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73fe:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ff:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b7400:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b7401:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b7403:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  7b7405:\t68 72 0b 98 00       \tpush   0x980b72\n  7b740a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  7b7410:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b7411:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b7412:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b7413:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b7414:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  7b7419:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  7b741b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b741c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  7b741f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  7b7425:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  7b7427:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  7b742a:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b742d:\t3b f1                \tcmp    esi,ecx\n  7b742f:\t73                   \t.byte 0x73\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n008562a0 <.text+0x4552a0>:\n  8562a0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  8562a1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  8562a3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  8562a5:\t68 48 6c 99 00       \tpush   0x996c48\n  8562aa:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  8562b0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  8562b1:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  8562b2:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  8562b3:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  8562b4:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  8562b9:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  8562bb:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  8562bc:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  8562bf:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  8562c5:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  8562c7:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  8562ca:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  8562cc:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  8562cf:\tc7 06 9c 43 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa2439c\n  8562d5:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  8562d6:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  8562dd:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  8562e0:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  8562e5:\t89 5d fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],ebx\n  8562e8:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  8562ea:\te8 61 f2 bc ff       \tcall   0x425550\n  8562ef:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  8562f1:\t89 46 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],eax\n  8562f4:\t88 5e 08             \tmov    BYTE PTR [esi+0x8],bl\n  8562f7:\t89 5e 28             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x28],ebx\n  8562fa:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  8562fc:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  8562ff:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  856306:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  856307:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  856308:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  856309:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  85630b:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  85630c:\tc3                   \tret    \n  85630d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85630e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85630f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856310:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  856311:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  856313:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  856314:\t8b 89 98 02 00 00    \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x298]\n  85631a:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  85631b:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  85631e:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  85631f:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  856326:\te8 55 fc ff ff       \tcall   0x855f80\n  85632b:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  85632d:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  85632e:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  856330:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  856331:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  856334:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856335:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856336:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856337:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856338:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856339:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856340:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  856341:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  856343:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  856346:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  856347:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  856349:\t8b 08                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax]\n  85634b:\t89 0e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],ecx\n  85634d:\t8b 50 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x4]\n  856350:\t89 56 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],edx\n  856353:\t8b 48 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x8]\n  856356:\t89 4e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ecx\n  856359:\t8b 50 0c             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0xc]\n  85635c:\t89 56 0c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0xc],edx\n  85635f:\t8b 48 10             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x10]\n  856362:\t89 4e 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x10],ecx\n  856365:\t8b 50 14             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x14]\n  856368:\t89 56 14             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x14],edx\n  85636b:\t8b 48 18             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x18]\n  85636e:\t89 4e 18             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x18],ecx\n  856371:\t8b 50 1c             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x1c]\n  856374:\t89 56 1c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x1c],edx\n  856377:\t8b 48 20             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x20]\n  85637a:\t89 4e 20             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x20],ecx\n  85637d:\t8b 50 24             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x24]\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n0086c580 <.text+0x46b580>:\n  86c580:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  86c581:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  86c583:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  86c585:\t68 82 81 96 00       \tpush   0x968182\n  86c58a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  86c590:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c591:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c592:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c593:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86c594:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86c599:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86c59b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c59c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  86c59f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  86c5a5:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  86c5a7:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c5aa:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c5ad:\t3b f1                \tcmp    esi,ecx\n  86c5af:\t73 40                \tjae    0x86c5f1\n  86c5b1:\t8b 07                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c5b3:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  86c5b5:\t77 3a                \tja     0x86c5f1\n  86c5b7:\t2b f0                \tsub    esi,eax\n  86c5b9:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  86c5be:\tf7 ee                \timul   esi\n  86c5c0:\t03 d6                \tadd    edx,esi\n  86c5c2:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  86c5c5:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  86c5c7:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  86c5ca:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  86c5cc:\t3b 4f 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c5cf:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c5da\n  86c5d1:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c5d3:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c5d5:\te8 26 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869500\n  86c5da:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c5dd:\t6b f6 74             \timul   esi,esi,0x74\n  86c5e0:\t03 37                \tadd    esi,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c5e2:\t89 4d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ecx\n  86c5e5:\t89 4d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ecx\n  86c5e8:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  86c5ef:\teb 1e                \tjmp    0x86c60f\n  86c5f1:\t3b 4f 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c5f4:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c5ff\n  86c5f6:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c5f8:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c5fa:\te8 01 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869500\n  86c5ff:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c602:\t89 4d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ecx\n  86c605:\t89 4d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ecx\n  86c608:\tc7 45 fc 01 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  86c60f:\t85 c9                \ttest   ecx,ecx\n  86c611:\t74 06                \tje     0x86c619\n  86c613:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c614:\te8 d7 cd ef ff       \tcall   0x7693f0\n  86c619:\t83 47 04 74          \tadd    DWORD PTR [edi+0x4],0x74\n  86c61d:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  86c620:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  86c627:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  86c628:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  86c629:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86c62a:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  86c62c:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86c62d:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  86c630:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  86c631:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  86c633:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c634:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c637:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86c638:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  86c63a:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c63d:\t8b 17                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c63f:\t8b c1                \tmov    eax,ecx\n  86c641:\t2b c2                \tsub    eax,edx\n  86c643:\tc1 f8 05             \tsar    eax,0x5\n  86c646:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  86c648:\t76 18                \tjbe    0x86c662\n  86c64a:\tc1 e6 05             \tshl    esi,0x5\n  86c64d:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c64e:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  86c650:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c651:\t8d 45 08             \tlea    eax,[ebp+0x8]\n  86c654:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c655:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c657:\te8 84 f9 fe ff       \tcall   0x85bfe0\n  86c65c:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  86c65d:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86c65e:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86c65f:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  86c662:\t73 44                \tjae    0x86c6a8\n  86c664:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  86c666:\t2b c8                \tsub    ecx,eax\n  86c668:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c669:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c66b:\te8 10 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869580\n  86c670:\t8b 47 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c673:\t8b 55 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c676:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  86c677:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  86c679:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  86c67b:\t2b 17                \tsub    edx,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c67d:\t8d 4f 0c             \tlea    ecx,[edi+0xc]\n  86c680:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c681:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  86c684:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  86c686:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  86c688:\t2b ca                \tsub    ecx,edx\n  86c68a:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c68b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c68c:\te8 af e2 fd ff       \tcall   0x84a940\n  86c691:\t8b 47 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c694:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  86c696:\t2b 17                \tsub    edx,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c698:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  86c69b:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  86c69e:\t2b f2                \tsub    esi,edx\n  86c6a0:\tc1 e6 05             \tshl    esi,0x5\n  86c6a3:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  86c6a5:\t89 77 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [edi+0x4],esi\n  86c6a8:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  86c6a9:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86c6aa:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86c6ab:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  86c6ae:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86c6af:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86c6b0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  86c6b1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  86c6b3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  86c6b5:\t68 82 92 99 00       \tpush   0x999282\n  86c6ba:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  86c6c0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c6c1:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c6c2:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  86c6c3:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c6c4:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86c6c5:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86c6ca:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86c6cc:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c6cd:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  86c6d0:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  86c6d6:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  86c6d8:\t8b 47 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c6db:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c6de:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  86c6e0:\t73 5b                \tjae    0x86c73d\n  86c6e2:\t8b 0f                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c6e4:\t3b ce                \tcmp    ecx,esi\n  86c6e6:\t77 55                \tja     0x86c73d\n  86c6e8:\t2b f1                \tsub    esi,ecx\n  86c6ea:\t3b 47 08             \tcmp    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c6ed:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c6f8\n  86c6ef:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c6f1:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c6f3:\te8 88 ce ff ff       \tcall   0x869580\n  86c6f8:\t83 e6 e0             \tand    esi,0xffffffe0\n  86c6fb:\t03 37                \tadd    esi,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c6fd:\t8b de                \tmov    ebx,esi\n  86c6ff:\t8b 77 04             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c702:\t89 75 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],esi\n  86c705:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  86c708:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  86c70f:\t85 f6                \ttest   esi,esi\n  86c711:\t74 74                \tje     0x86c787\n  86c713:\tc7 06 68 19 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa21968\n  86c719:\t8b 43 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebx+0x4]\n  86c71c:\t89 46 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],eax\n  86c71f:\t8b 4b 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebx+0x8]\n  86c722:\t8d 53 0c             \tlea    edx,[ebx+0xc]\n  86c725:\t89 4e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ecx\n  86c728:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  86c729:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  86c72c:\tc6 45 fc 01          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  86c730:\te8 9b a5 c1 ff       \tcall   0x486cd0\n  86c735:\t8b 43 1c             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebx+0x1c]\n  86c738:\t89 46 1c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x1c],eax\n  86c73b:\teb 4a                \tjmp    0x86c787\n  86c73d:\t3b 47 08             \tcmp    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c740:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c74b\n  86c742:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c744:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c746:\te8 35 ce ff ff       \tcall   0x869580\n  86c74b:\t8b 5f 04             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c74e:\t89 5d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ebx\n  86c751:\t89 5d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ebx\n  86c754:\tc7 45 fc 02 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x2\n  86c75b:\t85 db                \ttest   ebx,ebx\n  86c75d:\t74 28                \tje     0x86c787\n  86c75f:\tc7                   \t.byte 0xc7\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n0084ee30 <.text+0x44de30>:\n  84ee30:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  84ee31:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  84ee33:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  84ee35:\t68 3e 61 99 00       \tpush   0x99613e\n  84ee3a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  84ee40:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  84ee41:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  84ee42:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  84ee43:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  84ee44:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  84ee49:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  84ee4b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  84ee4c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  84ee4f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  84ee55:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  84ee57:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  84ee5a:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  84ee5c:\t8d 4e 08             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x8]\n  84ee5f:\tc7 06 58 19 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa21958\n  84ee65:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  84ee66:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  84ee6d:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  84ee70:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  84ee75:\t89 5d fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],ebx\n  84ee78:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  84ee7a:\te8 d1 66 bd ff       \tcall   0x425550\n  84ee7f:\t8d 4e 24             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x24]\n  84ee82:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  84ee83:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  84ee8a:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  84ee8d:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  84ee92:\tc6 45 fc 01          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  84ee96:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  84ee98:\te8 b3 66 bd ff       \tcall   0x425550\n  84ee9d:\t8d 4e 50             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x50]\n  84eea0:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  84eea1:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  84eea8:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  84eeab:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  84eeb0:\tc6 45 fc 02          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x2\n  84eeb4:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  84eeb6:\te8 95 66 bd ff       \tcall   0x425550\n  84eebb:\t89 5e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],ebx\n  84eebe:\t89 5e 40             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x40],ebx\n  84eec1:\ta1 c8 0d af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf0dc8\n  84eec6:\t89 46 44             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x44],eax\n  84eec9:\t8b 0d cc 0d af 00    \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR ds:0xaf0dcc\n  84eecf:\t89 4e 48             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x48],ecx\n  84eed2:\t8b 15 d0 0d af 00    \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR ds:0xaf0dd0\n  84eed8:\t89 56 4c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4c],edx\n  84eedb:\t89 5e 6c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x6c],ebx\n  84eede:\t89 5e 70             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x70],ebx\n  84eee1:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  84eee3:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  84eee6:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  84eeed:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  84eeee:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  84eeef:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  84eef0:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  84eef2:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  84eef3:\tc3                   \tret    \n  84eef4:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef5:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef6:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef7:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef8:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefa:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefb:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefe:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eeff:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84ef00:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  84ef01:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  84ef03:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  84ef05:\t68 08 92 98 00       \tpush   0x989208\n  84ef0a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n","metadata":{"output":"...\n\nv    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  7b58d9:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  7b58db:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  7b58dd:\tb8 39 8e e3 38       \tmov    eax,0x38e38e39\n  7b58e2:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  7b58e4:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b58e7:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  7b58e9:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  7b58ec:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  7b58ee:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  7b58f0:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x7b5913\n  7b58f2:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  7b58f4:\td1 ea                \tshr    edx,1\n  7b58f6:\tbf c7 71 1c 07       \tmov    edi,0x71c71c7\n  7b58fb:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  7b58fd:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  7b58ff:\t73 04                \tjae    0x7b5905\n  7b5901:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  7b5903:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x7b5907\n  7b5905:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  7b5907:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  7b5909:\t73 02                \tjae    0x7b590d\n  7b590b:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  7b590d:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b590e:\te8 fd dc ff ff       \tcall   0x7b3610\n  7b5913:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b5914:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b5915:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b5916:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b5919:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b591a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b591b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b591c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b591d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b591e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b591f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b5920:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b5921:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b5923:\t8b 51 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  7b5926:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b5927:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b5928:\t8b 39                \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  7b592a:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  7b592c:\tb8 39 8e e3 38       \tmov    eax,0x38e38e39\n  7b5931:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  7b5933:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b5936:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b5939:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  7b593b:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  7b593e:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  7b5940:\tba c7 71 1c 07       \tmov    edx,0x71c71c7\n  7b5945:\t2b d0                \tsub    edx,eax\n  7b5947:\t3b d6                \tcmp    edx,esi\n  7b5949:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x7b5956\n  7b594b:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  7b5950:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  7b5956:\t8b 51 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  7b5959:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  7b595b:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  7b595d:\tb8 39 8e e3 38       \tmov    eax,0x38e38e39\n  7b5962:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  7b5964:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b5967:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  7b5969:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  7b596c:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  7b596e:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  7b5970:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x7b5993\n  7b5972:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  7b5974:\td1 ea                \tshr    edx,1\n  7b5976:\tbf c7 71 1c 07       \tmov    edi,0x71c71c7\n  7b597b:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  7b597d:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  7b597f:\t73 04                \tjae    0x7b5985\n  7b5981:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  7b5983:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x7b5987\n  7b5985:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  7b5987:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  7b5989:\t73 02                \tjae    0x7b598d\n  7b598b:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  7b598d:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b598e:\te8 ad dd ff ff       \tcall   0x7b3740\n  7b5993:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b5994:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b5995:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b5996:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b5999:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b599f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b59a0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b59a1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b59a3:\t8b 51 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  7b59a6:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b59a7:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b59a8:\t8b 39                \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  7b59aa:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  7b59ac:\tb8 39 8e e3 38       \tmov    eax,0x38e38e39\n  7b59b1:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  7b59b3:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b59b6:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b59b9:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  7b59bb:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  7b59be:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  7b59c0:\tba c7 71 1c 07       \tmov    edx,0x71c71c7\n  7b59c5:\t2b d0                \tsub    edx,eax\n  7b59c7:\t3b d6                \tcmp    edx,esi\n  7b59c9:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x7b59d6\n  7b59cb:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  7b59d0:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  7b59d6:\t8b 51 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  7b59d9:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  7b59db:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  7b59dd:\tb8                   \t.byte 0xb8\n  7b59de:\t39                   \t.byte 0x39\n  7b59df:\t8e                   \t.byte 0x8e\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n007b7320 <.text+0x3b6320>:\n  7b7320:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b7321:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b7323:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b7324:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  7b7326:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b7329:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b732a:\t8b 7d 08             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b732d:\t3b f9                \tcmp    edi,ecx\n  7b732f:\t73 47                \tjae    0x7b7378\n  7b7331:\t8b 06                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b7333:\t3b c7                \tcmp    eax,edi\n  7b7335:\t77 41                \tja     0x7b7378\n  7b7337:\t2b f8                \tsub    edi,eax\n  7b7339:\tb8 e9 a2 8b 2e       \tmov    eax,0x2e8ba2e9\n  7b733e:\tf7 ef                \timul   edi\n  7b7340:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b7343:\t8b fa                \tmov    edi,edx\n  7b7345:\tc1 ef 1f             \tshr    edi,0x1f\n  7b7348:\t03 fa                \tadd    edi,edx\n  7b734a:\t3b 4e 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  7b734d:\t75 09                \tjne    0x7b7358\n  7b734f:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  7b7351:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  7b7353:\te8 c8 e4 ff ff       \tcall   0x7b5820\n  7b7358:\t8b 46 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b735b:\t6b ff 2c             \timul   edi,edi,0x2c\n  7b735e:\t03 3e                \tadd    edi,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b7360:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  7b7363:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b7364:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b7365:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b7366:\te8 e5 2d fe ff       \tcall   0x79a150\n  7b736b:\t83 c4 0c             \tadd    esp,0xc\n  7b736e:\t83 46 04 2c          \tadd    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],0x2c\n  7b7372:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b7373:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b7374:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b7375:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b7378:\t3b 4e 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  7b737b:\t75 09                \tjne    0x7b7386\n  7b737d:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  7b737f:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  7b7381:\te8 9a e4 ff ff       \tcall   0x7b5820\n  7b7386:\t8b 56 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b7389:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b738a:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  7b738b:\t8d 46 0c             \tlea    eax,[esi+0xc]\n  7b738e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b738f:\te8 bc 2d fe ff       \tcall   0x79a150\n  7b7394:\t83 c4 0c             \tadd    esp,0xc\n  7b7397:\t83 46 04 2c          \tadd    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],0x2c\n  7b739b:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b739c:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b739d:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b739e:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b73a1:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a2:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a3:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a4:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a5:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a6:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a7:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a8:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73a9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73aa:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ab:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ac:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ad:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ae:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73af:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73b0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b73b1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b73b3:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b73b4:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b73b5:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  7b73b7:\t83 3e 00             \tcmp    DWORD PTR [esi],0x0\n  7b73ba:\t74 25                \tje     0x7b73e1\n  7b73bc:\tff 15 2c d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd12c\n  7b73c2:\t8b 45 fc             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4]\n  7b73c5:\t8b 56 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b73c8:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b73c9:\t8b 06                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b73cb:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  7b73ce:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b73cf:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  7b73d0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b73d1:\te8 ca fe fe ff       \tcall   0x7a72a0\n  7b73d6:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b73d8:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b73d9:\te8 cc db 16 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  7b73de:\t83 c4 14             \tadd    esp,0x14\n  7b73e1:\tc7 06 00 00 00 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0x0\n  7b73e7:\tc7 46 04 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],0x0\n  7b73ee:\tc7 46 08 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],0x0\n  7b73f5:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b73f6:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  7b73f8:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b73f9:\tc3                   \tret    \n  7b73fa:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73fb:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73fc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73fd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73fe:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b73ff:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b7400:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b7401:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b7403:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  7b7405:\t68 72 0b 98 00       \tpush   0x980b72\n  7b740a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  7b7410:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b7411:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b7412:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b7413:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b7414:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  7b7419:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  7b741b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b741c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  7b741f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  7b7425:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  7b7427:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  7b742a:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b742d:\t3b f1                \tcmp    esi,ecx\n  7b742f:\t73                   \t.byte 0x73\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n008562a0 <.text+0x4552a0>:\n  8562a0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  8562a1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  8562a3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  8562a5:\t68 48 6c 99 00       \tpush   0x996c48\n  8562aa:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  8562b0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  8562b1:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  8562b2:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  8562b3:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  8562b4:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  8562b9:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  8562bb:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  8562bc:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  8562bf:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  8562c5:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  8562c7:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  8562ca:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  8562cc:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  8562cf:\tc7 06 9c 43 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa2439c\n  8562d5:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  8562d6:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  8562dd:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  8562e0:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  8562e5:\t89 5d fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],ebx\n  8562e8:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  8562ea:\te8 61 f2 bc ff       \tcall   0x425550\n  8562ef:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  8562f1:\t89 46 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],eax\n  8562f4:\t88 5e 08             \tmov    BYTE PTR [esi+0x8],bl\n  8562f7:\t89 5e 28             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x28],ebx\n  8562fa:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  8562fc:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  8562ff:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  856306:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  856307:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  856308:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  856309:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  85630b:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  85630c:\tc3                   \tret    \n  85630d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85630e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85630f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856310:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  856311:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  856313:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  856314:\t8b 89 98 02 00 00    \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x298]\n  85631a:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  85631b:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  85631e:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  85631f:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  856326:\te8 55 fc ff ff       \tcall   0x855f80\n  85632b:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  85632d:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  85632e:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  856330:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  856331:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  856334:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856335:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856336:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856337:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856338:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856339:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  85633f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  856340:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  856341:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  856343:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  856346:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  856347:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  856349:\t8b 08                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax]\n  85634b:\t89 0e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],ecx\n  85634d:\t8b 50 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x4]\n  856350:\t89 56 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],edx\n  856353:\t8b 48 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x8]\n  856356:\t89 4e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ecx\n  856359:\t8b 50 0c             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0xc]\n  85635c:\t89 56 0c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0xc],edx\n  85635f:\t8b 48 10             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x10]\n  856362:\t89 4e 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x10],ecx\n  856365:\t8b 50 14             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x14]\n  856368:\t89 56 14             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x14],edx\n  85636b:\t8b 48 18             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x18]\n  85636e:\t89 4e 18             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x18],ecx\n  856371:\t8b 50 1c             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x1c]\n  856374:\t89 56 1c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x1c],edx\n  856377:\t8b 48 20             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x20]\n  85637a:\t89 4e 20             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x20],ecx\n  85637d:\t8b 50 24             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x24]\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n0086c580 <.text+0x46b580>:\n  86c580:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  86c581:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  86c583:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  86c585:\t68 82 81 96 00       \tpush   0x968182\n  86c58a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  86c590:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c591:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c592:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c593:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86c594:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86c599:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86c59b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c59c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  86c59f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  86c5a5:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  86c5a7:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c5aa:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c5ad:\t3b f1                \tcmp    esi,ecx\n  86c5af:\t73 40                \tjae    0x86c5f1\n  86c5b1:\t8b 07                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c5b3:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  86c5b5:\t77 3a                \tja     0x86c5f1\n  86c5b7:\t2b f0                \tsub    esi,eax\n  86c5b9:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  86c5be:\tf7 ee                \timul   esi\n  86c5c0:\t03 d6                \tadd    edx,esi\n  86c5c2:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  86c5c5:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  86c5c7:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  86c5ca:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  86c5cc:\t3b 4f 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c5cf:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c5da\n  86c5d1:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c5d3:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c5d5:\te8 26 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869500\n  86c5da:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c5dd:\t6b f6 74             \timul   esi,esi,0x74\n  86c5e0:\t03 37                \tadd    esi,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c5e2:\t89 4d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ecx\n  86c5e5:\t89 4d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ecx\n  86c5e8:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  86c5ef:\teb 1e                \tjmp    0x86c60f\n  86c5f1:\t3b 4f 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c5f4:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c5ff\n  86c5f6:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c5f8:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c5fa:\te8 01 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869500\n  86c5ff:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c602:\t89 4d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ecx\n  86c605:\t89 4d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ecx\n  86c608:\tc7 45 fc 01 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  86c60f:\t85 c9                \ttest   ecx,ecx\n  86c611:\t74 06                \tje     0x86c619\n  86c613:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c614:\te8 d7 cd ef ff       \tcall   0x7693f0\n  86c619:\t83 47 04 74          \tadd    DWORD PTR [edi+0x4],0x74\n  86c61d:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  86c620:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  86c627:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  86c628:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  86c629:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86c62a:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  86c62c:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86c62d:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  86c630:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  86c631:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  86c633:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c634:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c637:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86c638:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  86c63a:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c63d:\t8b 17                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c63f:\t8b c1                \tmov    eax,ecx\n  86c641:\t2b c2                \tsub    eax,edx\n  86c643:\tc1 f8 05             \tsar    eax,0x5\n  86c646:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  86c648:\t76 18                \tjbe    0x86c662\n  86c64a:\tc1 e6 05             \tshl    esi,0x5\n  86c64d:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c64e:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  86c650:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c651:\t8d 45 08             \tlea    eax,[ebp+0x8]\n  86c654:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c655:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c657:\te8 84 f9 fe ff       \tcall   0x85bfe0\n  86c65c:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  86c65d:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86c65e:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86c65f:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  86c662:\t73 44                \tjae    0x86c6a8\n  86c664:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  86c666:\t2b c8                \tsub    ecx,eax\n  86c668:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c669:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c66b:\te8 10 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869580\n  86c670:\t8b 47 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c673:\t8b 55 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c676:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  86c677:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  86c679:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  86c67b:\t2b 17                \tsub    edx,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c67d:\t8d 4f 0c             \tlea    ecx,[edi+0xc]\n  86c680:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c681:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  86c684:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  86c686:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  86c688:\t2b ca                \tsub    ecx,edx\n  86c68a:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c68b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c68c:\te8 af e2 fd ff       \tcall   0x84a940\n  86c691:\t8b 47 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c694:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  86c696:\t2b 17                \tsub    edx,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c698:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  86c69b:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  86c69e:\t2b f2                \tsub    esi,edx\n  86c6a0:\tc1 e6 05             \tshl    esi,0x5\n  86c6a3:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  86c6a5:\t89 77 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [edi+0x4],esi\n  86c6a8:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  86c6a9:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86c6aa:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86c6ab:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  86c6ae:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86c6af:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86c6b0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  86c6b1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  86c6b3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  86c6b5:\t68 82 92 99 00       \tpush   0x999282\n  86c6ba:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  86c6c0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c6c1:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c6c2:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  86c6c3:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c6c4:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86c6c5:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86c6ca:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86c6cc:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c6cd:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  86c6d0:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  86c6d6:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  86c6d8:\t8b 47 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c6db:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c6de:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  86c6e0:\t73 5b                \tjae    0x86c73d\n  86c6e2:\t8b 0f                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c6e4:\t3b ce                \tcmp    ecx,esi\n  86c6e6:\t77 55                \tja     0x86c73d\n  86c6e8:\t2b f1                \tsub    esi,ecx\n  86c6ea:\t3b 47 08             \tcmp    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c6ed:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c6f8\n  86c6ef:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c6f1:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c6f3:\te8 88 ce ff ff       \tcall   0x869580\n  86c6f8:\t83 e6 e0             \tand    esi,0xffffffe0\n  86c6fb:\t03 37                \tadd    esi,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c6fd:\t8b de                \tmov    ebx,esi\n  86c6ff:\t8b 77 04             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c702:\t89 75 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],esi\n  86c705:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  86c708:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  86c70f:\t85 f6                \ttest   esi,esi\n  86c711:\t74 74                \tje     0x86c787\n  86c713:\tc7 06 68 19 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa21968\n  86c719:\t8b 43 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebx+0x4]\n  86c71c:\t89 46 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],eax\n  86c71f:\t8b 4b 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebx+0x8]\n  86c722:\t8d 53 0c             \tlea    edx,[ebx+0xc]\n  86c725:\t89 4e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ecx\n  86c728:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  86c729:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  86c72c:\tc6 45 fc 01          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  86c730:\te8 9b a5 c1 ff       \tcall   0x486cd0\n  86c735:\t8b 43 1c             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebx+0x1c]\n  86c738:\t89 46 1c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x1c],eax\n  86c73b:\teb 4a                \tjmp    0x86c787\n  86c73d:\t3b 47 08             \tcmp    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c740:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c74b\n  86c742:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c744:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c746:\te8 35 ce ff ff       \tcall   0x869580\n  86c74b:\t8b 5f 04             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c74e:\t89 5d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ebx\n  86c751:\t89 5d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ebx\n  86c754:\tc7 45 fc 02 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x2\n  86c75b:\t85 db                \ttest   ebx,ebx\n  86c75d:\t74 28                \tje     0x86c787\n  86c75f:\tc7                   \t.byte 0xc7\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n0084ee30 <.text+0x44de30>:\n  84ee30:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  84ee31:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  84ee33:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  84ee35:\t68 3e 61 99 00       \tpush   0x99613e\n  84ee3a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  84ee40:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  84ee41:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  84ee42:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  84ee43:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  84ee44:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  84ee49:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  84ee4b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  84ee4c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  84ee4f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  84ee55:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  84ee57:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  84ee5a:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  84ee5c:\t8d 4e 08             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x8]\n  84ee5f:\tc7 06 58 19 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa21958\n  84ee65:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  84ee66:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  84ee6d:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  84ee70:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  84ee75:\t89 5d fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],ebx\n  84ee78:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  84ee7a:\te8 d1 66 bd ff       \tcall   0x425550\n  84ee7f:\t8d 4e 24             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x24]\n  84ee82:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  84ee83:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  84ee8a:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  84ee8d:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  84ee92:\tc6 45 fc 01          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  84ee96:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  84ee98:\te8 b3 66 bd ff       \tcall   0x425550\n  84ee9d:\t8d 4e 50             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x50]\n  84eea0:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  84eea1:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  84eea8:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  84eeab:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  84eeb0:\tc6 45 fc 02          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x2\n  84eeb4:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  84eeb6:\te8 95 66 bd ff       \tcall   0x425550\n  84eebb:\t89 5e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],ebx\n  84eebe:\t89 5e 40             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x40],ebx\n  84eec1:\ta1 c8 0d af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf0dc8\n  84eec6:\t89 46 44             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x44],eax\n  84eec9:\t8b 0d cc 0d af 00    \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR ds:0xaf0dcc\n  84eecf:\t89 4e 48             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x48],ecx\n  84eed2:\t8b 15 d0 0d af 00    \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR ds:0xaf0dd0\n  84eed8:\t89 56 4c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4c],edx\n  84eedb:\t89 5e 6c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x6c],ebx\n  84eede:\t89 5e 70             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x70],ebx\n  84eee1:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  84eee3:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  84eee6:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  84eeed:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  84eeee:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  84eeef:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  84eef0:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  84eef2:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  84eef3:\tc3                   \tret    \n  84eef4:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef5:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef6:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef7:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef8:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eef9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefa:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefb:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eefe:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84eeff:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  84ef00:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  84ef01:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  84ef03:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  84ef05:\t68 08 92 98 00       \tpush   0x989208\n  84ef0a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n","exit":0,"truncated":false},"title":"objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x007b5820 --stop-address=0x007b59e0 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x007b7320 --stop-address=0x007b7430 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x008562a0 --stop-address=0x00856380 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x0086c580 --stop-address=0x0086c760 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x0084ee30 --stop-address=0x0084ef10 dumps/sots.exe","time":{"start":1788994937274,"end":1788994937312}},"metadata":{"openai":{"itemId":"fc_05e19fbc4003f8a9016aa1e57150cc87d1bed040b0bca709bb"}},"id":"prt_088684312001m2NBo0I2KbYMfi","sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","messageID":"msg_088682f32001h9cNO0IPhF2lXx"}}
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{"type":"step_start","timestamp":1788994938938,"sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","part":{"id":"prt_0886868360015II0LB1sv8EPH7","messageID":"msg_088686289001ziQ1VMj4dCkiui","sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","snapshot":"49b51d8a488a05a5febdac5660ffab3398e6cf29","type":"step-start"}}
{"type":"tool_use","timestamp":1788994944137,"sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","part":{"type":"tool","tool":"bash","callID":"call_SYkf59dMa13K74Kr5M4uA3yh","state":{"status":"completed","input":{"workdir":"/home/alex/sots-re","command":"objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x0079a150 --stop-address=0x0079a2b0 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x007b34e0 --stop-address=0x007b3620 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x00869500 --stop-address=0x00869710 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x007693f0 --stop-address=0x00769520 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x0086c580 --stop-address=0x0086c630 dumps/sots.exe","timeout":120000},"output":"\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n0079a150 <.text+0x399150>:\n  79a150:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  79a151:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  79a153:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  79a155:\t68 39 9f 98 00       \tpush   0x989f39\n  79a15a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  79a160:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  79a161:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  79a162:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  79a163:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  79a164:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  79a169:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  79a16b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  79a16c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  79a16f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  79a175:\t8b 75 0c             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0xc]\n  79a178:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  79a17b:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  79a17d:\t89 45 fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],eax\n  79a180:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  79a182:\t74 44                \tje     0x79a1c8\n  79a184:\t8b 7d 10             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x10]\n  79a187:\tc7 06 9c 43 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa2439c\n  79a18d:\t66 8b 4f 04          \tmov    cx,WORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  79a191:\t66 89 4e 04          \tmov    WORD PTR [esi+0x4],cx\n  79a195:\t66 8b 57 06          \tmov    dx,WORD PTR [edi+0x6]\n  79a199:\t66 89 56 06          \tmov    WORD PTR [esi+0x6],dx\n  79a19d:\t8a 4f 08             \tmov    cl,BYTE PTR [edi+0x8]\n  79a1a0:\t88 4e 08             \tmov    BYTE PTR [esi+0x8],cl\n  79a1a3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  79a1a5:\t8d 4e 0c             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0xc]\n  79a1a8:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  79a1a9:\t8d 57 0c             \tlea    edx,[edi+0xc]\n  79a1ac:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  79a1b3:\t89 41 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],eax\n  79a1b6:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  79a1b7:\tc6 45 fc 01          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  79a1bb:\t88 01                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],al\n  79a1bd:\te8 6e b2 c8 ff       \tcall   0x425430\n  79a1c2:\t8b 47 28             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x28]\n  79a1c5:\t89 46 28             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x28],eax\n  79a1c8:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  79a1cb:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  79a1d2:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  79a1d3:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  79a1d4:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  79a1d5:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  79a1d7:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  79a1d8:\tc3                   \tret    \n  79a1d9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  79a1da:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  79a1db:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  79a1dc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  79a1dd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  79a1de:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  79a1df:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  79a1e0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  79a1e1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  79a1e3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  79a1e5:\t68 79 9f 98 00       \tpush   0x989f79\n  79a1ea:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  79a1f0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  79a1f1:\t83 ec 18             \tsub    esp,0x18\n  79a1f4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  79a1f5:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  79a1f6:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  79a1f7:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  79a1fc:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  79a1fe:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  79a1ff:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  79a202:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  79a208:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  79a20b:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  79a20e:\t8b 7d 0c             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0xc]\n  79a211:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  79a213:\t89 75 ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],esi\n  79a216:\t89 5d fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],ebx\n  79a219:\t8d a4 24 00 00 00 00 \tlea    esp,[esp+0x0]\n  79a220:\t3b fb                \tcmp    edi,ebx\n  79a222:\t0f 86 83 00 00 00    \tjbe    0x79a2ab\n  79a228:\t89 5d dc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x24],ebx\n  79a22b:\t89 5d e0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x20],ebx\n  79a22e:\t89 5d e4             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x1c],ebx\n  79a231:\t89 75 0c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0xc],esi\n  79a234:\tc6 45 fc 02          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x2\n  79a238:\t3b f3                \tcmp    esi,ebx\n  79a23a:\t74 33                \tje     0x79a26f\n  79a23c:\t8d 45 dc             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0x24]\n  79a23f:\t89 1e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],ebx\n  79a241:\t89 5e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],ebx\n  79a244:\t89 5e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ebx\n  79a247:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  79a249:\t74 24                \tje     0x79a26f\n  79a24b:\t8b c8                \tmov    ecx,eax\n  79a24d:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  79a24e:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  79a250:\t89 1e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],ebx\n  79a252:\t89 5e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],ebx\n  79a255:\t89 5e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ebx\n  79a258:\tff 15 38 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd138\n  79a25e:\t8b 55 dc             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x24]\n  79a261:\t8b 45 e0             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x20]\n  79a264:\t8b 4d e4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x1c]\n  79a267:\t89 16                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],edx\n  79a269:\t89 46 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],eax\n  79a26c:\t89 4e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ecx\n  79a26f:\t4f                   \tdec    edi\n  79a270:\t83 c6 10             \tadd    esi,0x10\n  79a273:\t88 5d fc             \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],bl\n  79a276:\t89 5d dc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x24],ebx\n  79a279:\t89 5d e0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x20],ebx\n  79a27c:\t89 5d e4             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x1c],ebx\n  79a27f:\t89 75 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],esi\n  79a282:\teb 9c                \tjmp    0x79a220\n  79a284:\t8b 75 ec             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  79a287:\t8b 7d 08             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  79a28a:\t3b f7                \tcmp    esi,edi\n  79a28c:\t74 14                \tje     0x79a2a2\n  79a28e:\t8b 5d 14             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x14]\n  79a291:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  79a292:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  79a293:\te8 a8 a1 db ff       \tcall   0x554440\n  79a298:\t83 c6 10             \tadd    esi,0x10\n  79a29b:\t83 c4 08             \tadd    esp,0x8\n  79a29e:\t3b f7                \tcmp    esi,edi\n  79a2a0:\t75 ef                \tjne    0x79a291\n  79a2a2:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  79a2a4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  79a2a5:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  79a2a6:\te8 11 ad 18 00       \tcall   0x924fbc\n  79a2ab:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  79a2ae:\t64                   \tfs\n  79a2af:\t89                   \t.byte 0x89\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n007b34e0 <.text+0x3b24e0>:\n  7b34e0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b34e1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b34e3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  7b34e5:\t68 00 c3 98 00       \tpush   0x98c300\n  7b34ea:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  7b34f0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b34f1:\t83 ec 0c             \tsub    esp,0xc\n  7b34f4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  7b34f5:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b34f6:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b34f7:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  7b34fc:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  7b34fe:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b34ff:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  7b3502:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  7b3508:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  7b350b:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  7b350d:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b3510:\t81 fb 5d 74 d1 05    \tcmp    ebx,0x5d1745d\n  7b3516:\t76 0b                \tjbe    0x7b3523\n  7b3518:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  7b351d:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  7b3523:\t8b 4e 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  7b3526:\t2b 0e                \tsub    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b3528:\tb8 e9 a2 8b 2e       \tmov    eax,0x2e8ba2e9\n  7b352d:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  7b352f:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b3532:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  7b3534:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  7b3537:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  7b3539:\t3b c3                \tcmp    eax,ebx\n  7b353b:\t0f 83 9c 00 00 00    \tjae    0x7b35dd\n  7b3541:\t8d 7e 0c             \tlea    edi,[esi+0xc]\n  7b3544:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  7b3545:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  7b3547:\te8 44 b0 dc ff       \tcall   0x57e590\n  7b354c:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b354f:\t8b 16                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b3551:\t89 45 ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],eax\n  7b3554:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b3557:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b3558:\t8b 45 ec             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  7b355b:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  7b355d:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b355e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b355f:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b3560:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  7b3561:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  7b3568:\te8 e3 b0 0a 00       \tcall   0x85e650\n  7b356d:\t8b 56 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b3570:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b3572:\t89 55 e8             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18],edx\n  7b3575:\t2b d1                \tsub    edx,ecx\n  7b3577:\tb8 e9 a2 8b 2e       \tmov    eax,0x2e8ba2e9\n  7b357c:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  7b357e:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b3581:\t8b fa                \tmov    edi,edx\n  7b3583:\tc1 ef 1f             \tshr    edi,0x1f\n  7b3586:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  7b3589:\t03 fa                \tadd    edi,edx\n  7b358b:\tc7 45 fc ff ff ff ff \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0xffffffff\n  7b3592:\t85 c9                \ttest   ecx,ecx\n  7b3594:\t74 2a                \tje     0x7b35c0\n  7b3596:\t8b d9                \tmov    ebx,ecx\n  7b3598:\t3b 5d e8             \tcmp    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  7b359b:\t74 15                \tje     0x7b35b2\n  7b359d:\t8d 49 00             \tlea    ecx,[ecx+0x0]\n  7b35a0:\t8b 13                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebx]\n  7b35a2:\t8b 02                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edx]\n  7b35a4:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  7b35a6:\t8b cb                \tmov    ecx,ebx\n  7b35a8:\tff d0                \tcall   eax\n  7b35aa:\t83 c3 2c             \tadd    ebx,0x2c\n  7b35ad:\t3b 5d e8             \tcmp    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  7b35b0:\t75 ee                \tjne    0x7b35a0\n  7b35b2:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b35b4:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b35b5:\te8 f0 19 17 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  7b35ba:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b35bd:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  7b35c0:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  7b35c2:\tff 15 2c d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd12c\n  7b35c8:\t6b db 2c             \timul   ebx,ebx,0x2c\n  7b35cb:\t6b ff 2c             \timul   edi,edi,0x2c\n  7b35ce:\t8b 45 ec             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  7b35d1:\t03 d8                \tadd    ebx,eax\n  7b35d3:\t03 f8                \tadd    edi,eax\n  7b35d5:\t89 5e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ebx\n  7b35d8:\t89 7e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],edi\n  7b35db:\t89 06                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],eax\n  7b35dd:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  7b35e0:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  7b35e7:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  7b35e8:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b35e9:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b35ea:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  7b35eb:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  7b35ed:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b35ee:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b35f1:\t8b 55 ec             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  7b35f4:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  7b35f5:\te8 b0 19 17 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  7b35fa:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  7b35fd:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  7b35ff:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  7b3601:\te8 b6 19 17 00       \tcall   0x924fbc\n  7b3606:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b3607:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b3608:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b3609:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b3610:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b3611:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b3613:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  7b3615:\t68 20 c3 98 00       \tpush   0x98c320\n  7b361a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n00869500 <.text+0x468500>:\n  869500:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  869501:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  869503:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  869504:\t8b 19                \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  869506:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  869507:\t8b 71 04             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  86950a:\t2b f3                \tsub    esi,ebx\n  86950c:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  869511:\tf7 ee                \timul   esi\n  869513:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  869516:\t03 d6                \tadd    edx,esi\n  869518:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  86951b:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  86951d:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  869520:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  869522:\tba 2c f7 34 02       \tmov    edx,0x234f72c\n  869527:\t2b d0                \tsub    edx,eax\n  869529:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86952a:\t3b d6                \tcmp    edx,esi\n  86952c:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x869539\n  86952e:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  869533:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  869539:\t8b 79 08             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  86953c:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  86953e:\t2b fb                \tsub    edi,ebx\n  869540:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  869545:\tf7 ef                \timul   edi\n  869547:\t03 d7                \tadd    edx,edi\n  869549:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  86954c:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  86954e:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  869551:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  869553:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  869555:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x869578\n  869557:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  869559:\td1 ea                \tshr    edx,1\n  86955b:\tbf 2c f7 34 02       \tmov    edi,0x234f72c\n  869560:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  869562:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  869564:\t73 04                \tjae    0x86956a\n  869566:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  869568:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x86956c\n  86956a:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  86956c:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  86956e:\t73 02                \tjae    0x869572\n  869570:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  869572:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  869573:\te8 68 c9 ff ff       \tcall   0x865ee0\n  869578:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  869579:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86957a:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  86957b:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86957c:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  86957f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869580:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  869581:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  869583:\t8b 41 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  869586:\t8b 55 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  869589:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86958a:\t8b 31                \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  86958c:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86958d:\t2b c6                \tsub    eax,esi\n  86958f:\tbf ff ff ff 07       \tmov    edi,0x7ffffff\n  869594:\tc1 f8 05             \tsar    eax,0x5\n  869597:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  869599:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  86959b:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x8695a8\n  86959d:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  8695a2:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  8695a8:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  8695aa:\t8b 51 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  8695ad:\t2b d6                \tsub    edx,esi\n  8695af:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  8695b2:\t3b c2                \tcmp    eax,edx\n  8695b4:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x8695d7\n  8695b6:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  8695b8:\td1 ee                \tshr    esi,1\n  8695ba:\tbf ff ff ff 07       \tmov    edi,0x7ffffff\n  8695bf:\t2b fe                \tsub    edi,esi\n  8695c1:\t3b fa                \tcmp    edi,edx\n  8695c3:\t73 04                \tjae    0x8695c9\n  8695c5:\t33 d2                \txor    edx,edx\n  8695c7:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x8695cb\n  8695c9:\t03 d6                \tadd    edx,esi\n  8695cb:\t3b d0                \tcmp    edx,eax\n  8695cd:\t73 02                \tjae    0x8695d1\n  8695cf:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  8695d1:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  8695d2:\te8 39 f9 ff ff       \tcall   0x868f10\n  8695d7:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  8695d8:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  8695d9:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  8695da:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  8695dd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  8695de:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  8695df:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  8695e0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  8695e1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  8695e3:\t8b 51 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  8695e6:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  8695e7:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  8695e8:\t8b 39                \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  8695ea:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  8695ec:\tb8 67 66 66 66       \tmov    eax,0x66666667\n  8695f1:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  8695f3:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  8695f6:\tc1 fa 04             \tsar    edx,0x4\n  8695f9:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  8695fb:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  8695fe:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  869600:\tba 66 66 66 06       \tmov    edx,0x6666666\n  869605:\t2b d0                \tsub    edx,eax\n  869607:\t3b d6                \tcmp    edx,esi\n  869609:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x869616\n  86960b:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  869610:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  869616:\t8b 51 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  869619:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  86961b:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  86961d:\tb8 67 66 66 66       \tmov    eax,0x66666667\n  869622:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  869624:\tc1 fa 04             \tsar    edx,0x4\n  869627:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  869629:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  86962c:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  86962e:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  869630:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x869653\n  869632:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  869634:\td1 ea                \tshr    edx,1\n  869636:\tbf 66 66 66 06       \tmov    edi,0x6666666\n  86963b:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  86963d:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  86963f:\t73 04                \tjae    0x869645\n  869641:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  869643:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x869647\n  869645:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  869647:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  869649:\t73 02                \tjae    0x86964d\n  86964b:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  86964d:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86964e:\te8 cd fc ff ff       \tcall   0x869320\n  869653:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  869654:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  869655:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  869656:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  869659:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869660:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  869661:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  869663:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  869665:\t68 c0 85 99 00       \tpush   0x9985c0\n  86966a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  869670:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  869671:\t83 ec 08             \tsub    esp,0x8\n  869674:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  869675:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  869676:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  869677:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86967c:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86967e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86967f:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  869682:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  869688:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  86968b:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  86968d:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  869690:\t81 fb c3 c3 c3 03    \tcmp    ebx,0x3c3c3c3\n  869696:\t76 0b                \tjbe    0x8696a3\n  869698:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  86969d:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  8696a3:\t8b 4e 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  8696a6:\t2b 0e                \tsub    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  8696a8:\tb8 79 78 78 78       \tmov    eax,0x78787879\n  8696ad:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  8696af:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  8696b2:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  8696b4:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  8696b7:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  8696b9:\t3b c3                \tcmp    eax,ebx\n  8696bb:\t0f 83 96 00 00 00    \tjae    0x869757\n  8696c1:\t8d 7e 0c             \tlea    edi,[esi+0xc]\n  8696c4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  8696c5:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  8696c7:\te8 24 03 d1 ff       \tcall   0x5799f0\n  8696cc:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  8696cf:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  8696d2:\t8b 16                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  8696d4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  8696d5:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  8696d7:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  8696d8:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  8696d9:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  8696da:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  8696db:\t89 45 ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],eax\n  8696de:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  8696e5:\te8 46 89 f0 ff       \tcall   0x772030\n  8696ea:\t8b 1e                \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  8696ec:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  8696ef:\t2b cb                \tsub    ecx,ebx\n  8696f1:\tb8 79 78 78 78       \tmov    eax,0x78787879\n  8696f6:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  8696f8:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  8696fb:\t8b fa                \tmov    edi,edx\n  8696fd:\tc1 ef 1f             \tshr    edi,0x1f\n  869700:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  869703:\t03 fa                \tadd    edi,edx\n  869705:\tc7 45 fc ff ff ff ff \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0xffffffff\n  86970c:\t85 db                \ttest   ebx,ebx\n  86970e:\t74 1d                \tje     0x86972d\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n007693f0 <.text+0x3683f0>:\n  7693f0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7693f1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7693f3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  7693f5:\t68 de 62 98 00       \tpush   0x9862de\n  7693fa:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  769400:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  769401:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  769402:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769403:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  769404:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  769405:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  76940a:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  76940c:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  76940d:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  769410:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  769416:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  769418:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  76941b:\t8b 7d 08             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  76941e:\tc7 06 58 19 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa21958\n  769424:\t8b 47 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  769427:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  769429:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  76942b:\t8d 4e 08             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x8]\n  76942e:\t89 46 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],eax\n  769431:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769432:\t8d 57 08             \tlea    edx,[edi+0x8]\n  769435:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  76943c:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  76943f:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  769440:\t89 5d fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],ebx\n  769443:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  769445:\te8 e6 bf cb ff       \tcall   0x425430\n  76944a:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  76944c:\t8d 4e 24             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x24]\n  76944f:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769450:\t8d 47 24             \tlea    eax,[edi+0x24]\n  769453:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  76945a:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  76945d:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  76945e:\tc6 45 fc 01          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  769462:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  769464:\te8 c7 bf cb ff       \tcall   0x425430\n  769469:\t8b 4f 40             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x40]\n  76946c:\t89 4e 40             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x40],ecx\n  76946f:\t8b 57 44             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x44]\n  769472:\t89 56 44             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x44],edx\n  769475:\t8b 47 48             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x48]\n  769478:\t89 46 48             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x48],eax\n  76947b:\t8b 4f 4c             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4c]\n  76947e:\t89 4e 4c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4c],ecx\n  769481:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  769483:\t8d 4e 50             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x50]\n  769486:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769487:\t8d 57 50             \tlea    edx,[edi+0x50]\n  76948a:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  769491:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  769494:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  769495:\tc6 45 fc 02          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x2\n  769499:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  76949b:\te8 90 bf cb ff       \tcall   0x425430\n  7694a0:\t8b 47 6c             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x6c]\n  7694a3:\t89 46 6c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x6c],eax\n  7694a6:\t8b 4f 70             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x70]\n  7694a9:\t89 4e 70             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x70],ecx\n  7694ac:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  7694ae:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  7694b1:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  7694b8:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  7694b9:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7694ba:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7694bb:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  7694bc:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  7694be:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7694bf:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7694c2:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c3:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c4:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c5:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c6:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c7:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c8:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694ca:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694cb:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694cc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694cd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694ce:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694cf:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694d0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7694d1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7694d3:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7694d4:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  7694d6:\te8 b5 19 eb ff       \tcall   0x61ae90\n  7694db:\tf6 45 08 01          \ttest   BYTE PTR [ebp+0x8],0x1\n  7694df:\t74 09                \tje     0x7694ea\n  7694e1:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7694e2:\te8 c3 ba 1b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  7694e7:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  7694ea:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  7694ec:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7694ed:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7694ee:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7694f1:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f2:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f3:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f4:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f5:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f6:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f7:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f8:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fa:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fb:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fe:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694ff:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  769500:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  769501:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  769503:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  769504:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  769507:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769508:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  769509:\t8b 30                \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [eax]\n  76950b:\t8b d9                \tmov    ebx,ecx\n  76950d:\t8b 48 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x4]\n  769510:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  769511:\t3b f1                \tcmp    esi,ecx\n  769513:\t74 22                \tje     0x769537\n  769515:\t8b c1                \tmov    eax,ecx\n  769517:\t2b c1                \tsub    eax,ecx\n  769519:\tc1 f8 02             \tsar    eax,0x2\n  76951c:\t8d                   \t.byte 0x8d\n  76951d:\t3c 85                \tcmp    al,0x85\n\t...\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n0086c580 <.text+0x46b580>:\n  86c580:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  86c581:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  86c583:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  86c585:\t68 82 81 96 00       \tpush   0x968182\n  86c58a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  86c590:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c591:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c592:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c593:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86c594:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86c599:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86c59b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c59c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  86c59f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  86c5a5:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  86c5a7:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c5aa:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c5ad:\t3b f1                \tcmp    esi,ecx\n  86c5af:\t73 40                \tjae    0x86c5f1\n  86c5b1:\t8b 07                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c5b3:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  86c5b5:\t77 3a                \tja     0x86c5f1\n  86c5b7:\t2b f0                \tsub    esi,eax\n  86c5b9:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  86c5be:\tf7 ee                \timul   esi\n  86c5c0:\t03 d6                \tadd    edx,esi\n  86c5c2:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  86c5c5:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  86c5c7:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  86c5ca:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  86c5cc:\t3b 4f 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c5cf:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c5da\n  86c5d1:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c5d3:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c5d5:\te8 26 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869500\n  86c5da:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c5dd:\t6b f6 74             \timul   esi,esi,0x74\n  86c5e0:\t03 37                \tadd    esi,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c5e2:\t89 4d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ecx\n  86c5e5:\t89 4d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ecx\n  86c5e8:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  86c5ef:\teb 1e                \tjmp    0x86c60f\n  86c5f1:\t3b 4f 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c5f4:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c5ff\n  86c5f6:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c5f8:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c5fa:\te8 01 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869500\n  86c5ff:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c602:\t89 4d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ecx\n  86c605:\t89 4d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ecx\n  86c608:\tc7 45 fc 01 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  86c60f:\t85 c9                \ttest   ecx,ecx\n  86c611:\t74 06                \tje     0x86c619\n  86c613:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c614:\te8 d7 cd ef ff       \tcall   0x7693f0\n  86c619:\t83 47 04 74          \tadd    DWORD PTR [edi+0x4],0x74\n  86c61d:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  86c620:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  86c627:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  86c628:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  86c629:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86c62a:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  86c62c:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86c62d:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n","metadata":{"output":"...\n\n  DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  79a20b:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  79a20e:\t8b 7d 0c             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0xc]\n  79a211:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  79a213:\t89 75 ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],esi\n  79a216:\t89 5d fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],ebx\n  79a219:\t8d a4 24 00 00 00 00 \tlea    esp,[esp+0x0]\n  79a220:\t3b fb                \tcmp    edi,ebx\n  79a222:\t0f 86 83 00 00 00    \tjbe    0x79a2ab\n  79a228:\t89 5d dc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x24],ebx\n  79a22b:\t89 5d e0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x20],ebx\n  79a22e:\t89 5d e4             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x1c],ebx\n  79a231:\t89 75 0c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0xc],esi\n  79a234:\tc6 45 fc 02          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x2\n  79a238:\t3b f3                \tcmp    esi,ebx\n  79a23a:\t74 33                \tje     0x79a26f\n  79a23c:\t8d 45 dc             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0x24]\n  79a23f:\t89 1e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],ebx\n  79a241:\t89 5e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],ebx\n  79a244:\t89 5e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ebx\n  79a247:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  79a249:\t74 24                \tje     0x79a26f\n  79a24b:\t8b c8                \tmov    ecx,eax\n  79a24d:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  79a24e:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  79a250:\t89 1e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],ebx\n  79a252:\t89 5e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],ebx\n  79a255:\t89 5e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ebx\n  79a258:\tff 15 38 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd138\n  79a25e:\t8b 55 dc             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x24]\n  79a261:\t8b 45 e0             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x20]\n  79a264:\t8b 4d e4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x1c]\n  79a267:\t89 16                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],edx\n  79a269:\t89 46 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],eax\n  79a26c:\t89 4e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ecx\n  79a26f:\t4f                   \tdec    edi\n  79a270:\t83 c6 10             \tadd    esi,0x10\n  79a273:\t88 5d fc             \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],bl\n  79a276:\t89 5d dc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x24],ebx\n  79a279:\t89 5d e0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x20],ebx\n  79a27c:\t89 5d e4             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x1c],ebx\n  79a27f:\t89 75 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],esi\n  79a282:\teb 9c                \tjmp    0x79a220\n  79a284:\t8b 75 ec             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  79a287:\t8b 7d 08             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  79a28a:\t3b f7                \tcmp    esi,edi\n  79a28c:\t74 14                \tje     0x79a2a2\n  79a28e:\t8b 5d 14             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x14]\n  79a291:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  79a292:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  79a293:\te8 a8 a1 db ff       \tcall   0x554440\n  79a298:\t83 c6 10             \tadd    esi,0x10\n  79a29b:\t83 c4 08             \tadd    esp,0x8\n  79a29e:\t3b f7                \tcmp    esi,edi\n  79a2a0:\t75 ef                \tjne    0x79a291\n  79a2a2:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  79a2a4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  79a2a5:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  79a2a6:\te8 11 ad 18 00       \tcall   0x924fbc\n  79a2ab:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  79a2ae:\t64                   \tfs\n  79a2af:\t89                   \t.byte 0x89\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n007b34e0 <.text+0x3b24e0>:\n  7b34e0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b34e1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b34e3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  7b34e5:\t68 00 c3 98 00       \tpush   0x98c300\n  7b34ea:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  7b34f0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b34f1:\t83 ec 0c             \tsub    esp,0xc\n  7b34f4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  7b34f5:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7b34f6:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b34f7:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  7b34fc:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  7b34fe:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b34ff:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  7b3502:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  7b3508:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  7b350b:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  7b350d:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b3510:\t81 fb 5d 74 d1 05    \tcmp    ebx,0x5d1745d\n  7b3516:\t76 0b                \tjbe    0x7b3523\n  7b3518:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  7b351d:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  7b3523:\t8b 4e 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  7b3526:\t2b 0e                \tsub    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b3528:\tb8 e9 a2 8b 2e       \tmov    eax,0x2e8ba2e9\n  7b352d:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  7b352f:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b3532:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  7b3534:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  7b3537:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  7b3539:\t3b c3                \tcmp    eax,ebx\n  7b353b:\t0f 83 9c 00 00 00    \tjae    0x7b35dd\n  7b3541:\t8d 7e 0c             \tlea    edi,[esi+0xc]\n  7b3544:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  7b3545:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  7b3547:\te8 44 b0 dc ff       \tcall   0x57e590\n  7b354c:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b354f:\t8b 16                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b3551:\t89 45 ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],eax\n  7b3554:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b3557:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b3558:\t8b 45 ec             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  7b355b:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  7b355d:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  7b355e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  7b355f:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b3560:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  7b3561:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  7b3568:\te8 e3 b0 0a 00       \tcall   0x85e650\n  7b356d:\t8b 56 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  7b3570:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b3572:\t89 55 e8             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18],edx\n  7b3575:\t2b d1                \tsub    edx,ecx\n  7b3577:\tb8 e9 a2 8b 2e       \tmov    eax,0x2e8ba2e9\n  7b357c:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  7b357e:\tc1 fa 03             \tsar    edx,0x3\n  7b3581:\t8b fa                \tmov    edi,edx\n  7b3583:\tc1 ef 1f             \tshr    edi,0x1f\n  7b3586:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  7b3589:\t03 fa                \tadd    edi,edx\n  7b358b:\tc7 45 fc ff ff ff ff \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0xffffffff\n  7b3592:\t85 c9                \ttest   ecx,ecx\n  7b3594:\t74 2a                \tje     0x7b35c0\n  7b3596:\t8b d9                \tmov    ebx,ecx\n  7b3598:\t3b 5d e8             \tcmp    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  7b359b:\t74 15                \tje     0x7b35b2\n  7b359d:\t8d 49 00             \tlea    ecx,[ecx+0x0]\n  7b35a0:\t8b 13                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebx]\n  7b35a2:\t8b 02                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edx]\n  7b35a4:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  7b35a6:\t8b cb                \tmov    ecx,ebx\n  7b35a8:\tff d0                \tcall   eax\n  7b35aa:\t83 c3 2c             \tadd    ebx,0x2c\n  7b35ad:\t3b 5d e8             \tcmp    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  7b35b0:\t75 ee                \tjne    0x7b35a0\n  7b35b2:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  7b35b4:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  7b35b5:\te8 f0 19 17 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  7b35ba:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  7b35bd:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  7b35c0:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  7b35c2:\tff 15 2c d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd12c\n  7b35c8:\t6b db 2c             \timul   ebx,ebx,0x2c\n  7b35cb:\t6b ff 2c             \timul   edi,edi,0x2c\n  7b35ce:\t8b 45 ec             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  7b35d1:\t03 d8                \tadd    ebx,eax\n  7b35d3:\t03 f8                \tadd    edi,eax\n  7b35d5:\t89 5e 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],ebx\n  7b35d8:\t89 7e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],edi\n  7b35db:\t89 06                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],eax\n  7b35dd:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  7b35e0:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  7b35e7:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  7b35e8:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7b35e9:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7b35ea:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  7b35eb:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  7b35ed:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7b35ee:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7b35f1:\t8b 55 ec             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  7b35f4:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  7b35f5:\te8 b0 19 17 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  7b35fa:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  7b35fd:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  7b35ff:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  7b3601:\te8 b6 19 17 00       \tcall   0x924fbc\n  7b3606:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b3607:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b3608:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b3609:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b360f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7b3610:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7b3611:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7b3613:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  7b3615:\t68 20 c3 98 00       \tpush   0x98c320\n  7b361a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n00869500 <.text+0x468500>:\n  869500:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  869501:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  869503:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  869504:\t8b 19                \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  869506:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  869507:\t8b 71 04             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  86950a:\t2b f3                \tsub    esi,ebx\n  86950c:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  869511:\tf7 ee                \timul   esi\n  869513:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  869516:\t03 d6                \tadd    edx,esi\n  869518:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  86951b:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  86951d:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  869520:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  869522:\tba 2c f7 34 02       \tmov    edx,0x234f72c\n  869527:\t2b d0                \tsub    edx,eax\n  869529:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86952a:\t3b d6                \tcmp    edx,esi\n  86952c:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x869539\n  86952e:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  869533:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  869539:\t8b 79 08             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  86953c:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  86953e:\t2b fb                \tsub    edi,ebx\n  869540:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  869545:\tf7 ef                \timul   edi\n  869547:\t03 d7                \tadd    edx,edi\n  869549:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  86954c:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  86954e:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  869551:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  869553:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  869555:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x869578\n  869557:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  869559:\td1 ea                \tshr    edx,1\n  86955b:\tbf 2c f7 34 02       \tmov    edi,0x234f72c\n  869560:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  869562:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  869564:\t73 04                \tjae    0x86956a\n  869566:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  869568:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x86956c\n  86956a:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  86956c:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  86956e:\t73 02                \tjae    0x869572\n  869570:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  869572:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  869573:\te8 68 c9 ff ff       \tcall   0x865ee0\n  869578:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  869579:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86957a:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  86957b:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86957c:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  86957f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869580:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  869581:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  869583:\t8b 41 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  869586:\t8b 55 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  869589:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86958a:\t8b 31                \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  86958c:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86958d:\t2b c6                \tsub    eax,esi\n  86958f:\tbf ff ff ff 07       \tmov    edi,0x7ffffff\n  869594:\tc1 f8 05             \tsar    eax,0x5\n  869597:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  869599:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  86959b:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x8695a8\n  86959d:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  8695a2:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  8695a8:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  8695aa:\t8b 51 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  8695ad:\t2b d6                \tsub    edx,esi\n  8695af:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  8695b2:\t3b c2                \tcmp    eax,edx\n  8695b4:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x8695d7\n  8695b6:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  8695b8:\td1 ee                \tshr    esi,1\n  8695ba:\tbf ff ff ff 07       \tmov    edi,0x7ffffff\n  8695bf:\t2b fe                \tsub    edi,esi\n  8695c1:\t3b fa                \tcmp    edi,edx\n  8695c3:\t73 04                \tjae    0x8695c9\n  8695c5:\t33 d2                \txor    edx,edx\n  8695c7:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x8695cb\n  8695c9:\t03 d6                \tadd    edx,esi\n  8695cb:\t3b d0                \tcmp    edx,eax\n  8695cd:\t73 02                \tjae    0x8695d1\n  8695cf:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  8695d1:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  8695d2:\te8 39 f9 ff ff       \tcall   0x868f10\n  8695d7:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  8695d8:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  8695d9:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  8695da:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  8695dd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  8695de:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  8695df:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  8695e0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  8695e1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  8695e3:\t8b 51 04             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x4]\n  8695e6:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  8695e7:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  8695e8:\t8b 39                \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ecx]\n  8695ea:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  8695ec:\tb8 67 66 66 66       \tmov    eax,0x66666667\n  8695f1:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  8695f3:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  8695f6:\tc1 fa 04             \tsar    edx,0x4\n  8695f9:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  8695fb:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  8695fe:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  869600:\tba 66 66 66 06       \tmov    edx,0x6666666\n  869605:\t2b d0                \tsub    edx,eax\n  869607:\t3b d6                \tcmp    edx,esi\n  869609:\t73 0b                \tjae    0x869616\n  86960b:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  869610:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  869616:\t8b 51 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ecx+0x8]\n  869619:\t03 f0                \tadd    esi,eax\n  86961b:\t2b d7                \tsub    edx,edi\n  86961d:\tb8 67 66 66 66       \tmov    eax,0x66666667\n  869622:\tf7 ea                \timul   edx\n  869624:\tc1 fa 04             \tsar    edx,0x4\n  869627:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  869629:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  86962c:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  86962e:\t3b f0                \tcmp    esi,eax\n  869630:\t76 21                \tjbe    0x869653\n  869632:\t8b d0                \tmov    edx,eax\n  869634:\td1 ea                \tshr    edx,1\n  869636:\tbf 66 66 66 06       \tmov    edi,0x6666666\n  86963b:\t2b fa                \tsub    edi,edx\n  86963d:\t3b f8                \tcmp    edi,eax\n  86963f:\t73 04                \tjae    0x869645\n  869641:\t33 c0                \txor    eax,eax\n  869643:\teb 02                \tjmp    0x869647\n  869645:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  869647:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  869649:\t73 02                \tjae    0x86964d\n  86964b:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  86964d:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86964e:\te8 cd fc ff ff       \tcall   0x869320\n  869653:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  869654:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  869655:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  869656:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  869659:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86965f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869660:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  869661:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  869663:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  869665:\t68 c0 85 99 00       \tpush   0x9985c0\n  86966a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  869670:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  869671:\t83 ec 08             \tsub    esp,0x8\n  869674:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  869675:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  869676:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  869677:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86967c:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86967e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86967f:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  869682:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  869688:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  86968b:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  86968d:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  869690:\t81 fb c3 c3 c3 03    \tcmp    ebx,0x3c3c3c3\n  869696:\t76 0b                \tjbe    0x8696a3\n  869698:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  86969d:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  8696a3:\t8b 4e 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  8696a6:\t2b 0e                \tsub    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  8696a8:\tb8 79 78 78 78       \tmov    eax,0x78787879\n  8696ad:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  8696af:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  8696b2:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  8696b4:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  8696b7:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  8696b9:\t3b c3                \tcmp    eax,ebx\n  8696bb:\t0f 83 96 00 00 00    \tjae    0x869757\n  8696c1:\t8d 7e 0c             \tlea    edi,[esi+0xc]\n  8696c4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  8696c5:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  8696c7:\te8 24 03 d1 ff       \tcall   0x5799f0\n  8696cc:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  8696cf:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  8696d2:\t8b 16                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  8696d4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  8696d5:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  8696d7:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  8696d8:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  8696d9:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  8696da:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  8696db:\t89 45 ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],eax\n  8696de:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  8696e5:\te8 46 89 f0 ff       \tcall   0x772030\n  8696ea:\t8b 1e                \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  8696ec:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  8696ef:\t2b cb                \tsub    ecx,ebx\n  8696f1:\tb8 79 78 78 78       \tmov    eax,0x78787879\n  8696f6:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  8696f8:\tc1 fa 05             \tsar    edx,0x5\n  8696fb:\t8b fa                \tmov    edi,edx\n  8696fd:\tc1 ef 1f             \tshr    edi,0x1f\n  869700:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  869703:\t03 fa                \tadd    edi,edx\n  869705:\tc7 45 fc ff ff ff ff \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0xffffffff\n  86970c:\t85 db                \ttest   ebx,ebx\n  86970e:\t74 1d                \tje     0x86972d\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n007693f0 <.text+0x3683f0>:\n  7693f0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7693f1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7693f3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  7693f5:\t68 de 62 98 00       \tpush   0x9862de\n  7693fa:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  769400:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  769401:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  769402:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769403:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  769404:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  769405:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  76940a:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  76940c:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  76940d:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  769410:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  769416:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  769418:\t89 75 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esi\n  76941b:\t8b 7d 08             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  76941e:\tc7 06 58 19 a2 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa21958\n  769424:\t8b 47 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  769427:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  769429:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  76942b:\t8d 4e 08             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x8]\n  76942e:\t89 46 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],eax\n  769431:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769432:\t8d 57 08             \tlea    edx,[edi+0x8]\n  769435:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  76943c:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  76943f:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  769440:\t89 5d fc             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],ebx\n  769443:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  769445:\te8 e6 bf cb ff       \tcall   0x425430\n  76944a:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  76944c:\t8d 4e 24             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x24]\n  76944f:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769450:\t8d 47 24             \tlea    eax,[edi+0x24]\n  769453:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  76945a:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  76945d:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  76945e:\tc6 45 fc 01          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  769462:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  769464:\te8 c7 bf cb ff       \tcall   0x425430\n  769469:\t8b 4f 40             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x40]\n  76946c:\t89 4e 40             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x40],ecx\n  76946f:\t8b 57 44             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x44]\n  769472:\t89 56 44             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x44],edx\n  769475:\t8b 47 48             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x48]\n  769478:\t89 46 48             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x48],eax\n  76947b:\t8b 4f 4c             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4c]\n  76947e:\t89 4e 4c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4c],ecx\n  769481:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  769483:\t8d 4e 50             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x50]\n  769486:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769487:\t8d 57 50             \tlea    edx,[edi+0x50]\n  76948a:\tc7 41 14 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x14],0xf\n  769491:\t89 59 10             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ecx+0x10],ebx\n  769494:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  769495:\tc6 45 fc 02          \tmov    BYTE PTR [ebp-0x4],0x2\n  769499:\t88 19                \tmov    BYTE PTR [ecx],bl\n  76949b:\te8 90 bf cb ff       \tcall   0x425430\n  7694a0:\t8b 47 6c             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi+0x6c]\n  7694a3:\t89 46 6c             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x6c],eax\n  7694a6:\t8b 4f 70             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x70]\n  7694a9:\t89 4e 70             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x70],ecx\n  7694ac:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  7694ae:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  7694b1:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  7694b8:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  7694b9:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  7694ba:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7694bb:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  7694bc:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  7694be:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7694bf:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7694c2:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c3:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c4:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c5:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c6:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c7:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c8:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694c9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694ca:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694cb:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694cc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694cd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694ce:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694cf:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694d0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  7694d1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  7694d3:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7694d4:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  7694d6:\te8 b5 19 eb ff       \tcall   0x61ae90\n  7694db:\tf6 45 08 01          \ttest   BYTE PTR [ebp+0x8],0x1\n  7694df:\t74 09                \tje     0x7694ea\n  7694e1:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  7694e2:\te8 c3 ba 1b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  7694e7:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  7694ea:\t8b c6                \tmov    eax,esi\n  7694ec:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  7694ed:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  7694ee:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  7694f1:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f2:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f3:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f4:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f5:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f6:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f7:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f8:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694f9:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fa:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fb:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fc:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fd:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694fe:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  7694ff:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  769500:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  769501:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  769503:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  769504:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  769507:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  769508:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  769509:\t8b 30                \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [eax]\n  76950b:\t8b d9                \tmov    ebx,ecx\n  76950d:\t8b 48 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [eax+0x4]\n  769510:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  769511:\t3b f1                \tcmp    esi,ecx\n  769513:\t74 22                \tje     0x769537\n  769515:\t8b c1                \tmov    eax,ecx\n  769517:\t2b c1                \tsub    eax,ecx\n  769519:\tc1 f8 02             \tsar    eax,0x2\n  76951c:\t8d                   \t.byte 0x8d\n  76951d:\t3c 85                \tcmp    al,0x85\n\t...\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n0086c580 <.text+0x46b580>:\n  86c580:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  86c581:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  86c583:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  86c585:\t68 82 81 96 00       \tpush   0x968182\n  86c58a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  86c590:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c591:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  86c592:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c593:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  86c594:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86c599:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86c59b:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86c59c:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  86c59f:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  86c5a5:\t8b f9                \tmov    edi,ecx\n  86c5a7:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c5aa:\t8b 75 08             \tmov    esi,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  86c5ad:\t3b f1                \tcmp    esi,ecx\n  86c5af:\t73 40                \tjae    0x86c5f1\n  86c5b1:\t8b 07                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c5b3:\t3b c6                \tcmp    eax,esi\n  86c5b5:\t77 3a                \tja     0x86c5f1\n  86c5b7:\t2b f0                \tsub    esi,eax\n  86c5b9:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  86c5be:\tf7 ee                \timul   esi\n  86c5c0:\t03 d6                \tadd    edx,esi\n  86c5c2:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  86c5c5:\t8b f2                \tmov    esi,edx\n  86c5c7:\tc1 ee 1f             \tshr    esi,0x1f\n  86c5ca:\t03 f2                \tadd    esi,edx\n  86c5cc:\t3b 4f 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c5cf:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c5da\n  86c5d1:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c5d3:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c5d5:\te8 26 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869500\n  86c5da:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c5dd:\t6b f6 74             \timul   esi,esi,0x74\n  86c5e0:\t03 37                \tadd    esi,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  86c5e2:\t89 4d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ecx\n  86c5e5:\t89 4d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ecx\n  86c5e8:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  86c5ef:\teb 1e                \tjmp    0x86c60f\n  86c5f1:\t3b 4f 08             \tcmp    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x8]\n  86c5f4:\t75 09                \tjne    0x86c5ff\n  86c5f6:\t6a 01                \tpush   0x1\n  86c5f8:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  86c5fa:\te8 01 cf ff ff       \tcall   0x869500\n  86c5ff:\t8b 4f 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [edi+0x4]\n  86c602:\t89 4d 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8],ecx\n  86c605:\t89 4d f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],ecx\n  86c608:\tc7 45 fc 01 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x1\n  86c60f:\t85 c9                \ttest   ecx,ecx\n  86c611:\t74 06                \tje     0x86c619\n  86c613:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  86c614:\te8 d7 cd ef ff       \tcall   0x7693f0\n  86c619:\t83 47 04 74          \tadd    DWORD PTR [edi+0x4],0x74\n  86c61d:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  86c620:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  86c627:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  86c628:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  86c629:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  86c62a:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  86c62c:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  86c62d:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n","exit":0,"truncated":false},"title":"objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x0079a150 --stop-address=0x0079a2b0 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x007b34e0 --stop-address=0x007b3620 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x00869500 --stop-address=0x00869710 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x007693f0 --stop-address=0x00769520 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x0086c580 --stop-address=0x0086c630 dumps/sots.exe","time":{"start":1788994944096,"end":1788994944135}},"metadata":{"openai":{"itemId":"fc_087ecf799f298cb5016aa1e57ce80c87d18b72a0af3f1e40bb"}},"id":"prt_08868702d00143OVaIJeinoNuR","sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","messageID":"msg_088686289001ziQ1VMj4dCkiui"}}
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{"type":"tool_use","timestamp":1788994960343,"sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","part":{"type":"tool","tool":"bash","callID":"call_qLTzUKu1fBVoWTB81UJXb7a4","state":{"status":"completed","input":{"workdir":"/home/alex/sots-re","command":"objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x00865ee0 --stop-address=0x00866010 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x00868f10 --stop-address=0x00869070 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x00924faa --stop-address=0x00924fc8 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -p dumps/sots.exe | rg -n -C 3 'MSVCR100|\\?\\?2|\\?\\?3'","timeout":120000},"output":"\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n00865ee0 <.text+0x464ee0>:\n  865ee0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  865ee1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  865ee3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  865ee5:\t68 d0 80 99 00       \tpush   0x9980d0\n  865eea:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  865ef0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  865ef1:\t83 ec 0c             \tsub    esp,0xc\n  865ef4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  865ef5:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  865ef6:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  865ef7:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  865efc:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  865efe:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  865eff:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  865f02:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  865f08:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  865f0b:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  865f0d:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  865f10:\t81 fb 2c f7 34 02    \tcmp    ebx,0x234f72c\n  865f16:\t76 0b                \tjbe    0x865f23\n  865f18:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  865f1d:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  865f23:\t8b 4e 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  865f26:\t2b 0e                \tsub    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  865f28:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  865f2d:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  865f2f:\t03 d1                \tadd    edx,ecx\n  865f31:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  865f34:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  865f36:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  865f39:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  865f3b:\t3b c3                \tcmp    eax,ebx\n  865f3d:\t0f 83 9a 00 00 00    \tjae    0x865fdd\n  865f43:\t8d 7e 0c             \tlea    edi,[esi+0xc]\n  865f46:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  865f47:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  865f49:\te8 f2 4f f2 ff       \tcall   0x78af40\n  865f4e:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  865f51:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  865f54:\t8b 16                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  865f56:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  865f57:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  865f59:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  865f5a:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  865f5b:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  865f5c:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  865f5d:\t89 45 e8             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18],eax\n  865f60:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  865f67:\te8 c4 c4 f0 ff       \tcall   0x772430\n  865f6c:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  865f6f:\t8b 1e                \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  865f71:\t89 4d ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],ecx\n  865f74:\t2b cb                \tsub    ecx,ebx\n  865f76:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  865f7b:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  865f7d:\t03 d1                \tadd    edx,ecx\n  865f7f:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  865f82:\t8b fa                \tmov    edi,edx\n  865f84:\tc1 ef 1f             \tshr    edi,0x1f\n  865f87:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  865f8a:\t03 fa                \tadd    edi,edx\n  865f8c:\tc7 45 fc ff ff ff ff \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0xffffffff\n  865f93:\t85 db                \ttest   ebx,ebx\n  865f95:\t74 26                \tje     0x865fbd\n  865f97:\t3b 5d ec             \tcmp    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  865f9a:\t74 16                \tje     0x865fb2\n  865f9c:\t8d 64 24 00          \tlea    esp,[esp+0x0]\n  865fa0:\t8b 13                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebx]\n  865fa2:\t8b 02                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edx]\n  865fa4:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  865fa6:\t8b cb                \tmov    ecx,ebx\n  865fa8:\tff d0                \tcall   eax\n  865faa:\t83 c3 74             \tadd    ebx,0x74\n  865fad:\t3b 5d ec             \tcmp    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  865fb0:\t75 ee                \tjne    0x865fa0\n  865fb2:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  865fb4:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  865fb5:\te8 f0 ef 0b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  865fba:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  865fbd:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  865fbf:\tff 15 2c d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd12c\n  865fc5:\t6b ff 74             \timul   edi,edi,0x74\n  865fc8:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  865fcb:\t8b 4d e8             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  865fce:\t6b c0 74             \timul   eax,eax,0x74\n  865fd1:\t03 c1                \tadd    eax,ecx\n  865fd3:\t03 f9                \tadd    edi,ecx\n  865fd5:\t89 46 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],eax\n  865fd8:\t89 7e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],edi\n  865fdb:\t89 0e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],ecx\n  865fdd:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  865fe0:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  865fe7:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  865fe8:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  865fe9:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  865fea:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  865feb:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  865fed:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  865fee:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  865ff1:\t8b 55 e8             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  865ff4:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  865ff5:\te8 b0 ef 0b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  865ffa:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  865ffd:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  865fff:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  866001:\te8 b6 ef 0b 00       \tcall   0x924fbc\n  866006:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  866007:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  866008:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  866009:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n00868f10 <.text+0x467f10>:\n  868f10:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  868f11:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  868f13:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  868f15:\t68 00 85 99 00       \tpush   0x998500\n  868f1a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  868f20:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868f21:\t83 ec 0c             \tsub    esp,0xc\n  868f24:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  868f25:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  868f26:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  868f27:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  868f2c:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  868f2e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868f2f:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  868f32:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  868f38:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  868f3b:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  868f3d:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  868f40:\t3d ff ff ff 07       \tcmp    eax,0x7ffffff\n  868f45:\t76 0b                \tjbe    0x868f52\n  868f47:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  868f4c:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  868f52:\t8b 4e 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  868f55:\t2b 0e                \tsub    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  868f57:\tc1 f9 05             \tsar    ecx,0x5\n  868f5a:\t3b c8                \tcmp    ecx,eax\n  868f5c:\t0f 83 8b 00 00 00    \tjae    0x868fed\n  868f62:\t8d 5e 0c             \tlea    ebx,[esi+0xc]\n  868f65:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868f66:\t8b cb                \tmov    ecx,ebx\n  868f68:\te8 83 25 fb ff       \tcall   0x81b4f0\n  868f6d:\t8b 55 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  868f70:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  868f72:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  868f73:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  868f75:\t8b f8                \tmov    edi,eax\n  868f77:\t8b 46 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  868f7a:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  868f7b:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  868f7c:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868f7d:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  868f7e:\t89 7d ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],edi\n  868f81:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  868f88:\te8 f3 24 fe ff       \tcall   0x84b480\n  868f8d:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  868f90:\t8b 06                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  868f92:\t8b d9                \tmov    ebx,ecx\n  868f94:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  868f97:\t2b d8                \tsub    ebx,eax\n  868f99:\tc7 45 fc ff ff ff ff \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0xffffffff\n  868fa0:\t89 4d e8             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18],ecx\n  868fa3:\t85 c0                \ttest   eax,eax\n  868fa5:\t74 29                \tje     0x868fd0\n  868fa7:\t8b f8                \tmov    edi,eax\n  868fa9:\t3b f9                \tcmp    edi,ecx\n  868fab:\t74 15                \tje     0x868fc2\n  868fad:\t8d 49 00             \tlea    ecx,[ecx+0x0]\n  868fb0:\t8b 07                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  868fb2:\t8b 10                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax]\n  868fb4:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  868fb6:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  868fb8:\tff d2                \tcall   edx\n  868fba:\t83 c7 20             \tadd    edi,0x20\n  868fbd:\t3b 7d e8             \tcmp    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  868fc0:\t75 ee                \tjne    0x868fb0\n  868fc2:\t8b 06                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  868fc4:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868fc5:\te8 e0 bf 0b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  868fca:\t8b 7d ec             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  868fcd:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  868fd0:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  868fd2:\tff 15 2c d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd12c\n  868fd8:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  868fdb:\tc1 e0 05             \tshl    eax,0x5\n  868fde:\t03 c7                \tadd    eax,edi\n  868fe0:\t83 e3 e0             \tand    ebx,0xffffffe0\n  868fe3:\t03 df                \tadd    ebx,edi\n  868fe5:\t89 46 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],eax\n  868fe8:\t89 5e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],ebx\n  868feb:\t89 3e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],edi\n  868fed:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  868ff0:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  868ff7:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  868ff8:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  868ff9:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  868ffa:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  868ffb:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  868ffd:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  868ffe:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  869001:\t8b 4d ec             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  869004:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  869005:\te8 a0 bf 0b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  86900a:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  86900d:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  86900f:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  869011:\te8 a6 bf 0b 00       \tcall   0x924fbc\n  869016:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869017:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869018:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869019:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869020:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  869021:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  869023:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  869025:\t68 41 85 99 00       \tpush   0x998541\n  86902a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  869030:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  869031:\t83 ec 08             \tsub    esp,0x8\n  869034:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  869035:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  869036:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  869037:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86903c:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86903e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86903f:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  869042:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  869048:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  86904a:\t89 75 ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],esi\n  86904d:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  86904f:\tc7 06 90 23 a3 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa32390\n  869055:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  869056:\tc7 46 18 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x18],0xf\n  86905d:\t89 5e 14             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x14],ebx\n  869060:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  869065:\t8d 4e 04             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x4]\n  869068:\t88 5e 04             \tmov    BYTE PTR [esi+0x4],bl\n  86906b:\te8 e0 c4 bb ff       \tcall   0x425550\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n00924faa <.text+0x523faa>:\n  924faa:\tff 25 c8 d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1c8\n  924fb0:\tff 25 cc d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1cc\n  924fb6:\tff 25 d0 d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1d0\n  924fbc:\tff 25 d4 d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1d4\n  924fc2:\tff 25 d8 d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1d8\n/bin/bash: line 1: rg: command not found\n","metadata":{"output":"\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n00865ee0 <.text+0x464ee0>:\n  865ee0:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  865ee1:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  865ee3:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  865ee5:\t68 d0 80 99 00       \tpush   0x9980d0\n  865eea:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  865ef0:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  865ef1:\t83 ec 0c             \tsub    esp,0xc\n  865ef4:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  865ef5:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  865ef6:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  865ef7:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  865efc:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  865efe:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  865eff:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  865f02:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  865f08:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  865f0b:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  865f0d:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  865f10:\t81 fb 2c f7 34 02    \tcmp    ebx,0x234f72c\n  865f16:\t76 0b                \tjbe    0x865f23\n  865f18:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  865f1d:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  865f23:\t8b 4e 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  865f26:\t2b 0e                \tsub    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  865f28:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  865f2d:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  865f2f:\t03 d1                \tadd    edx,ecx\n  865f31:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  865f34:\t8b c2                \tmov    eax,edx\n  865f36:\tc1 e8 1f             \tshr    eax,0x1f\n  865f39:\t03 c2                \tadd    eax,edx\n  865f3b:\t3b c3                \tcmp    eax,ebx\n  865f3d:\t0f 83 9a 00 00 00    \tjae    0x865fdd\n  865f43:\t8d 7e 0c             \tlea    edi,[esi+0xc]\n  865f46:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  865f47:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  865f49:\te8 f2 4f f2 ff       \tcall   0x78af40\n  865f4e:\t8b 5d 08             \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  865f51:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  865f54:\t8b 16                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  865f56:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  865f57:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  865f59:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  865f5a:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  865f5b:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  865f5c:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  865f5d:\t89 45 e8             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18],eax\n  865f60:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  865f67:\te8 c4 c4 f0 ff       \tcall   0x772430\n  865f6c:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  865f6f:\t8b 1e                \tmov    ebx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  865f71:\t89 4d ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],ecx\n  865f74:\t2b cb                \tsub    ecx,ebx\n  865f76:\tb8 09 cb 3d 8d       \tmov    eax,0x8d3dcb09\n  865f7b:\tf7 e9                \timul   ecx\n  865f7d:\t03 d1                \tadd    edx,ecx\n  865f7f:\tc1 fa 06             \tsar    edx,0x6\n  865f82:\t8b fa                \tmov    edi,edx\n  865f84:\tc1 ef 1f             \tshr    edi,0x1f\n  865f87:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  865f8a:\t03 fa                \tadd    edi,edx\n  865f8c:\tc7 45 fc ff ff ff ff \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0xffffffff\n  865f93:\t85 db                \ttest   ebx,ebx\n  865f95:\t74 26                \tje     0x865fbd\n  865f97:\t3b 5d ec             \tcmp    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  865f9a:\t74 16                \tje     0x865fb2\n  865f9c:\t8d 64 24 00          \tlea    esp,[esp+0x0]\n  865fa0:\t8b 13                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebx]\n  865fa2:\t8b 02                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edx]\n  865fa4:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  865fa6:\t8b cb                \tmov    ecx,ebx\n  865fa8:\tff d0                \tcall   eax\n  865faa:\t83 c3 74             \tadd    ebx,0x74\n  865fad:\t3b 5d ec             \tcmp    ebx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  865fb0:\t75 ee                \tjne    0x865fa0\n  865fb2:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  865fb4:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  865fb5:\te8 f0 ef 0b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  865fba:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  865fbd:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  865fbf:\tff 15 2c d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd12c\n  865fc5:\t6b ff 74             \timul   edi,edi,0x74\n  865fc8:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  865fcb:\t8b 4d e8             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  865fce:\t6b c0 74             \timul   eax,eax,0x74\n  865fd1:\t03 c1                \tadd    eax,ecx\n  865fd3:\t03 f9                \tadd    edi,ecx\n  865fd5:\t89 46 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],eax\n  865fd8:\t89 7e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],edi\n  865fdb:\t89 0e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],ecx\n  865fdd:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  865fe0:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  865fe7:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  865fe8:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  865fe9:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  865fea:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  865feb:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  865fed:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  865fee:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  865ff1:\t8b 55 e8             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  865ff4:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  865ff5:\te8 b0 ef 0b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  865ffa:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  865ffd:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  865fff:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  866001:\te8 b6 ef 0b 00       \tcall   0x924fbc\n  866006:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  866007:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  866008:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  866009:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86600f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n00868f10 <.text+0x467f10>:\n  868f10:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  868f11:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  868f13:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  868f15:\t68 00 85 99 00       \tpush   0x998500\n  868f1a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  868f20:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868f21:\t83 ec 0c             \tsub    esp,0xc\n  868f24:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  868f25:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  868f26:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  868f27:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  868f2c:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  868f2e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868f2f:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  868f32:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  868f38:\t89 65 f0             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x10],esp\n  868f3b:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  868f3d:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  868f40:\t3d ff ff ff 07       \tcmp    eax,0x7ffffff\n  868f45:\t76 0b                \tjbe    0x868f52\n  868f47:\t68 90 1f 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e1f90\n  868f4c:\tff 15 50 d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd150\n  868f52:\t8b 4e 08             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x8]\n  868f55:\t2b 0e                \tsub    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  868f57:\tc1 f9 05             \tsar    ecx,0x5\n  868f5a:\t3b c8                \tcmp    ecx,eax\n  868f5c:\t0f 83 8b 00 00 00    \tjae    0x868fed\n  868f62:\t8d 5e 0c             \tlea    ebx,[esi+0xc]\n  868f65:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868f66:\t8b cb                \tmov    ecx,ebx\n  868f68:\te8 83 25 fb ff       \tcall   0x81b4f0\n  868f6d:\t8b 55 08             \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  868f70:\t8b 0e                \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  868f72:\t52                   \tpush   edx\n  868f73:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  868f75:\t8b f8                \tmov    edi,eax\n  868f77:\t8b 46 04             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  868f7a:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  868f7b:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  868f7c:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868f7d:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  868f7e:\t89 7d ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],edi\n  868f81:\tc7 45 fc 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0x0\n  868f88:\te8 f3 24 fe ff       \tcall   0x84b480\n  868f8d:\t8b 4e 04             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [esi+0x4]\n  868f90:\t8b 06                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  868f92:\t8b d9                \tmov    ebx,ecx\n  868f94:\t83 c4 18             \tadd    esp,0x18\n  868f97:\t2b d8                \tsub    ebx,eax\n  868f99:\tc7 45 fc ff ff ff ff \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x4],0xffffffff\n  868fa0:\t89 4d e8             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18],ecx\n  868fa3:\t85 c0                \ttest   eax,eax\n  868fa5:\t74 29                \tje     0x868fd0\n  868fa7:\t8b f8                \tmov    edi,eax\n  868fa9:\t3b f9                \tcmp    edi,ecx\n  868fab:\t74 15                \tje     0x868fc2\n  868fad:\t8d 49 00             \tlea    ecx,[ecx+0x0]\n  868fb0:\t8b 07                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [edi]\n  868fb2:\t8b 10                \tmov    edx,DWORD PTR [eax]\n  868fb4:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  868fb6:\t8b cf                \tmov    ecx,edi\n  868fb8:\tff d2                \tcall   edx\n  868fba:\t83 c7 20             \tadd    edi,0x20\n  868fbd:\t3b 7d e8             \tcmp    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x18]\n  868fc0:\t75 ee                \tjne    0x868fb0\n  868fc2:\t8b 06                \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [esi]\n  868fc4:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  868fc5:\te8 e0 bf 0b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  868fca:\t8b 7d ec             \tmov    edi,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  868fcd:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  868fd0:\t8b ce                \tmov    ecx,esi\n  868fd2:\tff 15 2c d1 9d 00    \tcall   DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd12c\n  868fd8:\t8b 45 08             \tmov    eax,DWORD PTR [ebp+0x8]\n  868fdb:\tc1 e0 05             \tshl    eax,0x5\n  868fde:\t03 c7                \tadd    eax,edi\n  868fe0:\t83 e3 e0             \tand    ebx,0xffffffe0\n  868fe3:\t03 df                \tadd    ebx,edi\n  868fe5:\t89 46 08             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x8],eax\n  868fe8:\t89 5e 04             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x4],ebx\n  868feb:\t89 3e                \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],edi\n  868fed:\t8b 4d f4             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0xc]\n  868ff0:\t64 89 0d 00 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR fs:0x0,ecx\n  868ff7:\t59                   \tpop    ecx\n  868ff8:\t5f                   \tpop    edi\n  868ff9:\t5e                   \tpop    esi\n  868ffa:\t5b                   \tpop    ebx\n  868ffb:\t8b e5                \tmov    esp,ebp\n  868ffd:\t5d                   \tpop    ebp\n  868ffe:\tc2 04 00             \tret    0x4\n  869001:\t8b 4d ec             \tmov    ecx,DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14]\n  869004:\t51                   \tpush   ecx\n  869005:\te8 a0 bf 0b 00       \tcall   0x924faa\n  86900a:\t83 c4 04             \tadd    esp,0x4\n  86900d:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  86900f:\t6a 00                \tpush   0x0\n  869011:\te8 a6 bf 0b 00       \tcall   0x924fbc\n  869016:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869017:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869018:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869019:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901a:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901b:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901c:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901d:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901e:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  86901f:\tcc                   \tint3   \n  869020:\t55                   \tpush   ebp\n  869021:\t8b ec                \tmov    ebp,esp\n  869023:\t6a ff                \tpush   0xffffffff\n  869025:\t68 41 85 99 00       \tpush   0x998541\n  86902a:\t64 a1 00 00 00 00    \tmov    eax,fs:0x0\n  869030:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  869031:\t83 ec 08             \tsub    esp,0x8\n  869034:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  869035:\t56                   \tpush   esi\n  869036:\t57                   \tpush   edi\n  869037:\ta1 78 8b af 00       \tmov    eax,ds:0xaf8b78\n  86903c:\t33 c5                \txor    eax,ebp\n  86903e:\t50                   \tpush   eax\n  86903f:\t8d 45 f4             \tlea    eax,[ebp-0xc]\n  869042:\t64 a3 00 00 00 00    \tmov    fs:0x0,eax\n  869048:\t8b f1                \tmov    esi,ecx\n  86904a:\t89 75 ec             \tmov    DWORD PTR [ebp-0x14],esi\n  86904d:\t33 db                \txor    ebx,ebx\n  86904f:\tc7 06 90 23 a3 00    \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi],0xa32390\n  869055:\t53                   \tpush   ebx\n  869056:\tc7 46 18 0f 00 00 00 \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x18],0xf\n  86905d:\t89 5e 14             \tmov    DWORD PTR [esi+0x14],ebx\n  869060:\t68 0c 10 9e 00       \tpush   0x9e100c\n  869065:\t8d 4e 04             \tlea    ecx,[esi+0x4]\n  869068:\t88 5e 04             \tmov    BYTE PTR [esi+0x4],bl\n  86906b:\te8 e0 c4 bb ff       \tcall   0x425550\n\ndumps/sots.exe:     file format pei-i386\n\n\nDisassembly of section .text:\n\n00924faa <.text+0x523faa>:\n  924faa:\tff 25 c8 d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1c8\n  924fb0:\tff 25 cc d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1cc\n  924fb6:\tff 25 d0 d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1d0\n  924fbc:\tff 25 d4 d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1d4\n  924fc2:\tff 25 d8 d1 9d 00    \tjmp    DWORD PTR ds:0x9dd1d8\n/bin/bash: line 1: rg: command not found\n","exit":127,"truncated":false},"title":"objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x00865ee0 --stop-address=0x00866010 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x00868f10 --stop-address=0x00869070 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -d -Mintel --start-address=0x00924faa --stop-address=0x00924fc8 dumps/sots.exe && objdump -p dumps/sots.exe | rg -n -C 3 'MSVCR100|\\?\\?2|\\?\\?3'","time":{"start":1788994960253,"end":1788994960319}},"metadata":{"openai":{"itemId":"fc_08e4a3ab919c9358016aa1e58d9cdc87d19567e3e003849c5d"}},"id":"prt_08868b178001ceLMsqQSXhdTG9","sessionID":"ses_f779847b1ffe88tA6B2shOqQTY","messageID":"msg_088687d2b0014GlZG9sb2Xj2rE"}}
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