Checkout http://decomp.me - it’s a community built tool used by a lot of video game decompilation projects. You put in the original bytecode, it will attempt a decomp, and then you fiddle with the source (using the same toolchain & flags known/best guessed to be used by original devs) until it matches perfectly. It’s super cool.
Building decomp.me was really worth it. It even helped us match the very last function - someone from the Metal Gear Solid decompilation team finished it off.
Thank you for that link! It's good to be learning about decompilation/RE tools that aren't just Ghidra, IDA, Hopper. It looks like it works by function, which I'm sure will help future decompilation efforts.
I can do a bit of decompilation with some mistakes, GPT4 can do more with some mistakes, hexrays can do much more with more accuracy but still makes mistakes. Nothing needs to be 100% perfect.
