The decompilation preserves the deposit, withdrawal, and multiple-event logic, and appears to identify the dynamic log functions, but it omits the actual Transfer and Approval event emissions and represents dynamic event payloads ambiguously.
The function corresponding to emitTransfer only performs calldata validation and does not emit the Transfer event.
The function corresponding to emitApproval only performs calldata validation and does not emit the Approval event.
The reconstructed Log and LogBytes emissions use undefined pointer-like expressions and incorrect-looking argument forms, so the exact string/bytes payload handling is not clearly preserved.
All event declarations omit the original indexed attributes, which would change the emitted log topic/data layout if the decompiled code were treated as compilable Solidity.
The original functions are external nonpayable functions, while the decompiled versions are declared public pure; although this may not reflect the underlying bytecode behavior, it is not an equivalent source-level mutability and visibility representation.
Candidate
Score: 62/100
Several event-only functions are represented correctly, but the transfer and approval functions lose their required event emissions, and dynamic event payloads are represented ambiguously.
The function corresponding to emitTransfer does not emit the required Transfer event.
The function corresponding to emitApproval does not emit the required Approval event, and the Approval event declaration is missing entirely.
The transfer and approval functions are decompiled with incorrect one-argument signatures despite requiring three ABI arguments, leaving their calldata interpretation and behavior inaccurately represented.
Log and LogBytes emissions use malformed or ambiguous raw arguments involving an undeclared var_b rather than clearly preserving the original string and bytes payloads.
All decompiled functions are marked public pure instead of external nonpayable, which does not accurately preserve the original visibility and mutability declarations.
Diff
Decompiled output is identical between baseline and candidate.