Every user now uses inheritance and a virtual function override. Make
callback_handler pure virtual, delete its body, and then delete the
member variables that existed only for use in that body. Remove the
constructor parameters that initialized those variables, and update all
derived classes accordingly.
The requirement to call send_creation_events from outside the
constructor makes the presence of a helper function convenient. Rename
ui_create_dialog to window_create, and move it to window.h.
For gcc bug #10138 [1], gcc-11 gained a new way to show a
-Wmaybe-uninitialized warning. When an uninitialized array is passed by
`const T *` to a function, gcc-11 assumes the array is an input to the
function, and warns accordingly. This is often useful, but is incorrect
for the Rebirth partial_range code. In this code, the pointer is only
passed so that the eventual exception can print the memory address of
the affected array. The called function does not dereference the
pointer, and so cannot be influenced by any uninitialized values in the
underlying array.
Change the report function to take the array address in a `uintptr_t`,
and cast it back for printing. This silences the gcc-11 warning, while
preserving the previous semantics in the code.
[1]: https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=10138
clang warns if all of:
- type T is deleted by a pointer T*
- T has a non-virtual destructor
- T has a virtual function
- T is not final
Fix the build by making the relevant types T final, since nothing
inherited from them.
