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If c++11 is used, we need to mark override functions. For older c++ versions we just define the macro as empty. Code that is only used for HXCPP_API_LEVEL 500 and above already requires c++11 as a minimum, so there we can just use the override keyword directly without the macro, as is already the case in some places.
The const markers did not match the definition in hx::Object, so they were not overriding the parent class method correctly. If we remove them then they can be marked as override.
Older versions of haxe do not generate overrides so they will keep showing warnings. By omitting any overrides, we prevent these warnings from showing up.
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If c++11 is used, we need to mark override functions. For older c++ versions we just define the macro as empty.
Code that is only used for HXCPP_API_LEVEL 500 and above already requires c++11 as a minimum, so there we can just use the override keyword directly without the macro, as is already the case in some places.
To fully get rid of all warnings, we also need haxe to generate overrides where needed, i.e. HaxeFoundation/haxe#12840.
Closes #1318.