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Drew T
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- THE PROPAGATION CAP WAS A MINORITY-SPELLING SOURCE OVERLAY, byte-censused:
extern s32 func_8014F468(void); 1710 | s32 func_8014F468(void) 134 <- fleet canon
extern void func_8014F468(void); 20 | void func_8014F468(void) 4 <- the outlier
and ALL 4 `void` definitions are ov_SC07_{006,007,010,011} — the overlay the F3E8 body was
banked from. dedup_propagate carries the source overlay's file-scope externs into the shared
macro VERBATIM, so the macro inherited `extern void` and the 134 overlays that define the
symbol `s32` rejected it. Propagation landed on exactly that 4-overlay island.
- The exclusion message ("byte-diverge / irreconcilable") is provably the wrong cause: members
are selected BY h_exact, so all 138 are byte-identical by construction. It is a COMPILE
conflict, never a byte one (same defect family as §68's mislabel, same tool).
- NORMALIZED the 24 minority occurrences to s32 (4 definitions + 19 overlay externs + the 1
line in the freshly-authored macro). func_8014F468 is a pure inline-asm $sp-switch trampoline
— no C-level value flow — and 134 overlays already PROVED s32 is byte-correct for the
identical function. Fleet is now uniform: 1730 extern s32 + 138 s32 defs, 0 `void`.
- BYTE-GATED the complete blast radius (the 4 instantiators of DEFINE_func_8014F3E8):
ov_SC07_006 7ca772be · 007 b3b95547 · 010 d7b5875d · 011 9885af74 — all BYTE-IDENTICAL.
- cookbook §75: census the carried extern before believing an exclusion message; prefer a
majority-spelling source overlay; always pass --recover; after normalizing use dedup_extend
(the body is already a macro) not dedup_propagate --addr.