Platform and Enemy get their real shape, and the type work 120 migrations rest on

[andrewboudreau]

The layout half of #1377, split out so it can be reviewed on its own. Every per-class migration is in #1377's sibling PR; what is here is the base classes, the tooling, the two symbol renames, and the source edits those force.

310 files. The other half is 253. Together they reconstruct #1377's tree exactly — same git tree hash — so nothing was dropped in the split.

What this is

• Platform's data ends at 0x31e, sizeof 0x320. Four classes derive from it directly and each places a 4-byte-aligned class member at 0x320 — PyramidTop/Model, SwitchPillar/TextureTransformer, MovingBarSmall/ShadowModel, WallSign/MovingCylinderClsnWithPos — each read off that class's own destructor. BowserFireSeaArena's own three s16 sit at 0x31e/0x320/0x322 so its Model lands at 0x324. One layout satisfies all five; ending at 0x324 satisfies only BowserFireSeaArena and contradicts the other four. This corrects ov060: the Bowser fight becomes real C++, and D0 destructors become migratable #1374, which was mine.
• Enemy derives from Actor — what 51 subclasses were waiting on — plus five more Enemy fields named by its subclasses, and its vtable symbol.
• func_020072c0 and func_02011508 become Vector3::~Vector3 and Vector3s::~Vector3s.
• ModelBase::SetFile and ShadowModel::InitCylinder return int, not void.
• objisolate learns the multiple-inheritance secondary vptr addend: >= VTABLE_PREAMBLE rather than ==, so 44 → 36 for ModelAnim corrects instead of being refused. The ROM names the destination independently — _ZTV9ModelAnim 0x0208e980 against VTable_Animation_ModelAnimThunk 0x0208e9a4, differing by exactly 44 − 8.
• tools/subclass_migrate.py, tools/platform_subclass.py, tools/d0_migrate.py, and the header-generation fixes behind them.

Why six migrations are here and not in the sibling

ChiefChilly, Unagi, Wiggler (D0 and D1), Goomboss and ChainChomp are migrated here because this half does not build without them, and it took the ROM link to say so rather than the compiler. Giving Vector3 a destructor stops ChiefChilly's hand-written .c files compiling; renaming func_02011508 leaves the other four referencing a symbol that no longer exists — which every file still compiles happily against, and only mwldarm rejects:

mwldarm.exe: Undefined : "func_02011508"
mwldarm.exe: Referenced from "Wiggler::~Wiggler[virtual]()" in _ZN7WigglerD0Ev.o

Found by building, not by reading.

Verified

gate	result
rombuild.py -j16, full ROM	106/106 exact, 0 mismatching, 10,813 source-built, 1,943,084 bytes, 87.88%
eligible.py vs cbd57a83	nothing lost; only delta is the intended rename pair
tools/ suite	265 passed, 3 skipped
langmode ratchet / duplicates / port refs	PASS / none doubled / 393 resolve

One trap worth recording: a symbol rename drops complete in delinks, because enroll.py preserves it by symbol name. The two renamed entries had to be re-promoted with --complete-list; without that the source-built count silently falls 10,813 → 10,810 while every other gate still passes.

Original work is by the author of #1377 across 37 commits. This split preserves the content, not the history — #1377's branch still carries the derivation.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

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[tangos-validator]

❌ PR validation — Failed

refusing to auto-validate 304 source/build-data files (cap 200) -- unusually large, please review by hand

_{Each changed src/*.c|*.cpp is compiled and its relocated bytes compared to the binary data on a private build box. Passing requires every changed file to reproduce the ROM byte-for-byte with correct relocation targets — this catches WRONG-DEST relocations and non-reproducing near-misses that ledger-scoped linkcheck skips.}

[tangos-validator]

⏳ PR validation — Validating

Building cd29f701 on 2ad2889983d5. The worker commits a test merge, builds the stock ROM profile, and compares every executable module against retail.

This comment is replaced with the verdict when it finishes.

[tangosdev]

The tree claim checks out. Verified independently rather than taken on trust: main + #1378 + #1379 produces tree b25bf20ba182bbff1aff1f5d3628080549b17aec, identical to main + #1377. The split dropped nothing.

But it does not clear the gate. The validator's threshold is 200 source/build-data files, and it counts the test merge, not the PR diff:

PR	files counted	verdict
#1377	553	refused
this PR	304	refused
#1379	253	refused

So both halves still refuse, and the refusal happens before the build, which means neither half has been byte-gated and the mwccarm failed that #1377 was hitting is unmeasured rather than resolved. Splitting in two is not enough; it needs pieces of 200 or fewer. Precedent from earlier today: #1356's 878-file sweep landed as five chunks of 176 (#1360, #1363, #1364, #1365, #1366), each of which got a real byte gate.

Chunking a mechanical sweep was arithmetic. Chunking this is not, because a header change and the sources it forces have to land together, so the boundaries are yours to choose rather than mine.

Carry-over finding that still applies. I verified #1377's combined tree out of band -- which by the tree-hash equality above is exactly this PR plus #1379 -- and 3 files fail on relocation destinations while matching byte-for-byte:

src/_ZN10ModelAnim2D0Ev.cpp    _ZTV10ModelAnim2 (0x0208e9b4) != 0x0208e9d8
src/_ZN10ModelAnim2D1Ev.cpp
src/_ZN9ModelAnimD1Ev.cpp      _ZTV9ModelAnim  (0x0208e980) != 0x0208e9a4

276 of 441 verified, 162 unenrolled, those 3 failing; control of 8 equivalent on-main destructors passes under the same harness, so it is not an artifact. Detail and the two candidate readings are on #1377.

[andrewboudreau]

Superseded: split again into #1381 (Platform/Enemy layout, 172 files) and the header-generation/Vector3 half, both now under the validator's 200-file cap so they auto-validate instead of needing a hand review. Same content — #1381 + its successor reproduce this branch's tree exactly.