UTIL_RandomBloodVector

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_Z22UTIL_RandomBloodVectorv

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/* WARNING: Unknown calling convention -- yet parameter storage is locked */
/* UTIL_RandomBloodVector() */

float * UTIL_RandomBloodVector(void)

{
  int iVar1;
  int *piVar2;
  longdouble lVar3;
  float *in_stack_00000004;
  
  lVar3 = (longdouble)(**(code **)(*random_valve + 4))(random_valve,0xbf800000,0x3f800000);
  piVar2 = random_valve;
  iVar1 = *random_valve;
  *in_stack_00000004 = (float)lVar3;
  lVar3 = (longdouble)(**(code **)(iVar1 + 4))(piVar2,0xbf800000,0x3f800000);
  piVar2 = random_valve;
  iVar1 = *random_valve;
  in_stack_00000004[1] = (float)lVar3;
  lVar3 = (longdouble)(**(code **)(iVar1 + 4))(piVar2,0,0x3f800000);
  in_stack_00000004[2] = (float)lVar3;
  return in_stack_00000004;
}

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