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Explicitly defining a destructor in wxMSWOwnerDrawnButtonBase causes precisely the kind of compiler warnings (C4265) that the definition was meant to suppress on GCC. C4265 is not enabled by default in VC++, but if you have it enabled, you'll get plenty of pointless warnings through anything that #includes wx/msw/ownerdrawnbutton.h. This is also the only spot in wx headers that triggers C4265. The issue appears to be 3.2-specific.
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Was caused by code that was added to silence similar warning on GCC.
Does this break ABI?