* Creature/GameObject guid generators moved to Map
* For avoid wrong not converted cases generic function in ObjectMgr has been replaced by
specilized guid generation function like sObjectMgr.GeneratePlayerLowGuid().
This let catch all cases that need update in custom code or scripts.
* Drop many ObjectAcessor.h now dead code. This is also make mangos more thread safe.
* Restore one more time unix build broken in prev. commits.
Note: many cases when something not wotk in instance but work in continents
possible magicly start work after this commit. For example, some gm commands.
From large systems that need more chnages for start work in full power in instances
can be referecned pool/gamevent system. Last need just small hacks drop changes but
in will addded in independent commit.
* This let make map local way access for cases when player/all units
expected to be at same map (for scripts cases for example).
Ofc, still exist many places where code expect world wide player search.
Spell casting for support far target cases, groups/guilds/chat/etc packets
* Function Unit::GetUnit depricated and will removed soon.
* Function GetCreatureOrPetOrVehicle renamed to less horriable GetAnyTypeCreature name.
* damage - different direct damage calculation tracing
* combat - combat state updates, roll attack result and etc
* spell_cast - spell cast progress and aura apply
Only one example (mostly) case converted to use it.
Need lot work for finally switch to class obly use, so old low-level defines still exist also (while used).
But some unused low-level defines dropped.
CHECK_PACKET_SIZE was pretty error prone; once it was forgotten mangosd
could crash due to the asserts in ByteBuffer.h. That was exploitable by
malicious players.
Furthermore, there were duplicate checks: Additionally to
CHECK_PACKET_SIZE, the ByteBuffer assertions keept an eye
on not exceeding the packet boundaries - just to crash the server for
sure in such a case.
To prevent memory leaks or other undesirable states, please read in
every handler all variables _before_ doing any concrete handling.
this is done by this script:
ack -c "World.h" | ack :1 | sed 's/:1//' | xargs grep -c sWorld | grep :0 | sed 's/:0//' | xargs sed -i '/#include "World.h"/d'
i didn't checked every change but gcc haven't complained
