$GIT/scripts/LEVEL15.cpp: In function ‘void aMatCenPuzzleInit()’:
$GIT/scripts/LEVEL15.cpp:833:38: warning: dereferencing type-punned pointer will break strict-aliasing rules [-Wstrict-aliasing]
833 | #define MagicMatCenSwitchSequence (*((int *)(&User_vars[17])))
$GIT/scripts/LEVEL15.cpp:834:25: warning: dereferencing type-punned pointer will break strict-aliasing rules [-Wstrict-aliasing]
834 | #define MatCenStateA (*((int *)(&User_vars[0])))
...
$GIT/scripts/Level6.cpp: In function ‘void aPriestKeyEnter(int)’:
$GIT/scripts/Level6.cpp:910:47: warning: dereferencing type-punned pointer will break strict-aliasing rules [-Wstrict-aliasing]
910 | #define Var_ThereIsPlayerInPriestKeyPuzzle (*((int *)(&User_vars[7])))
Turn ``User_var`` into an array of std::variant, the latter of which can hold
either float or int. Savegames do not carry the necessary type information
which variant (float/int) is in use; instead, this is statically decided by
the level DLL logic on a per-index basis. This approach is retained for now.
A lot of ``Var_something = 0`` is used despite Var_something being
logically used as float, so we need to override op= to keep the
variant type as-is.
Due to ``#include "DallasFuncs.cpp"``, DF is recompiled 52 times.
Rework it to build just once. The compile time goes down for me
from 1m45.3s to 1m38.8s on my 1135G7 CPU running make -j8.
