Glib 1.3293 (stable) available

[Brian Manning <cpan xaoc org>]

Overview of changes in Glib 1.3293 (stable) [2020-06-06]
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* Rename DOAP file in the manifest
* Fix Glib::get_prgname()
* Add fallback macros for deprecated sections
* Ignore deprecation warnings around g_object_newv()
* Add missing GParamSpecFlags enumeration values
* Add missing GSpawnError enumeration value
* Ignore warnings for g_option_group_free()
* Match GLib's log message handling
* Add tests for Glib->info and Glib->debug


Glib is available via CPAN, or as a tarball from Sourceforge:

  http://downloads.sourceforge.net/gtk2-perl/Glib-1.3293.tar.gz

Or view the source in the Gtk-Perl git repo:

  https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/perl-glib/tags/rel-1-32-93

This release works with all stable releases of glib-2.x.

In order to build Glib from source, you must have glib-2.x and its
development headers and utilities installed, as well as the pkg-config
utility.  In addition, the following Perl modules are needed at build
time (but not at runtime):

 ExtUtils::Depends >= 0.300
 ExtUtils::PkgConfig >= 1.000

Glib provides Perl access to the GLib and GObject libraries.  GLib is
a portability and utility library; GObject provides a generic type
system with inheritance and a powerful signal system.  Together these
libraries are used as the foundation for many of the libraries that
make up the Gnome environment, and are used in many unrelated
projects.