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Propose new stuff for ifdefs (#534)

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* propose new stuff for ifdefs

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* Update CONTRIBUTING.md
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@ -95,11 +95,18 @@ Once you've matched a function, run the following:
Then, go ahead and [create a pull request](https://github.com/pmret/papermario/pulls)! Then, go ahead and [create a pull request](https://github.com/pmret/papermario/pulls)!
## NON_EQUIVALENT ## Trouble matching a function
If you make significant progress on a function but are unable to 100% match it, feel free to wrap it in a NON_EQUIVALENT check: Sometimes when working on a function, for various reasons, you'll be unable to match it. The following two sections describe what labels we give these functions and when. Any time you wrap a function in a label like this, please leave a comment above the function with a brief description of the issue(s).
### NON_EQUIVALENT
If you are working on a function but can't figure out how to tackle certain parts, or you're sure that it's not equivalent, you can wrap it in NON_EQUIVALENT.
Please make a best-effort attempt on any function you put in a PR, though. Half-finished functions aren't necessarily much use to the next decomper.
```c ```c
// can't figure out the MULT_HI() stuff
#ifdef NON_EQUIVALENT #ifdef NON_EQUIVALENT
void func(void) { void func(void) {
// ... // ...
@ -109,6 +116,19 @@ INCLUDE_ASM(void, "file", func, void);
#endif #endif
``` ```
## NON_MATCHING ### NON_MATCHING
If you are unable to match a function but are sure it behaves the same, wrap **equivalent** C code in NON_MATCHING. If you are unable to 100% match a function but are fairly certain it's equivalent in behavior, you can wrap the C code in NON_MATCHING.
```c
// s3/s4 swap
#ifdef NON_MATCHING
void func(void) {
// ...
}
#else
INCLUDE_ASM(void, "file", func, void);
#endif
```
Once the project is shiftable, NON_MATCHING functions will be used in place of the included ASM.