documentation/decompilingcpp.md

@@ -117,13 +117,7 @@ its lifetime (e.g. it goes out of scope), which can lead to inclusion in
 exception handling code or just being called at the end of a code block even if
 the source code doesn't invoke it explicitly.  This automatic resource
 management is often called part of C++'s RAII (resource acquisition is
-initialization) design.  Lastly, objects with constructors that exist for the
+initialization) design.
-lifetime of the program (e.g. global variables or static local variables) have
-special treatment, having their constructor run before `main()` and their
-destructor run on program exit.  In an Xbox game specifically, the `_cinit()`
-function called by `mainXapiStartup()` walks a list of function pointers, with
-each called function calling an object's constructor and registering its
-destructor with `atexit()`.
 
 Virtual methods are methods that can be overridden on child classes.  They're
 not called directly, but instead called through a hidden first member that

readme.md

@@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ A matching decompilation of the Xbox game Jet Set Radio Future.
 ## Progress
 - Delinking progress: 0.52% (13263 out of 2574172 bytes in XBE address space)
 - Decompilation progress: 30.6% (30 out of the 98 functions delinked so far)
-- **Estimated total progress: 0.16%** (previous two multiplied together)
 
 ## Roadmap
 The approach of this decompilation is to: