I am reversing a binary which seems to have all the symbols exported which helps.  What I have seen is a pile of variables and functions which all start with the letter 'v', for example v101.  I have been playing around with the decompiler from IDA and noticed that its pseudo code generally uses the same form having variables starting with the letter 'v'.  I know this may seem silly to ask but I am looking at a binary which is actually just IDA pro pseudo code compiled?A snippet of pseudo code generated:int v3480(){  __int32 v0; // r0@1  v0 = time(0);  srand48(v0);  // TODO Object initialisation!!  v877 = &v3688;  v1277 = &v7299;  v1634 = &v5690;  v2042 = &v7024;  v873 = &v3688;  v872 = (char *)&v3688 + 1;  v1274 = &v7299;  v485 = &unk_40B69FF5;  v1631 = &v5690;  v1629 = (char *)&v5690 + 1;  v2037 = &v7024;  v2038 = (char *)&v7024 + 1;  v5661 = -1;  v2325 = -1;  v1259 = -1;  v4048 = -1;  v5509 = &v5497;  v3845 = &unk_40B69EEC;  v3522 = &v4191;  v7253 = &unk_40B69EE4;  v2081 = &v3009;  v5828 = &unk_40B69EDC;  v7014 = &v2061;  v3636 = &unk_40B69ED4;  v217 = &v6520;  v218 = &v6524;  v219 = &v6525;  v221 = &v6523;  v1455 = &v6523;  unk_40B69EF4 = &v6524;  v7297 = &dword_40A071D0;  v5530 = &dword_40A071D0;  if ( dword_40A071D0 )  {    v6935();  }  else  {    memcpy(v219, &v5764, 0xE3958u);    dword_40A071D0 = 1;  }  return 0;}
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