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and use it instead of SignalProxy_async_callback().
Part of issue #1
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It shall not be possible to find a glibmm header file
with #include <xxx.h> instead of #include <glibmm/xxx.h>.
Not fully fixed until https://github.com/mesonbuild/meson/issues/8562
has been fixed.
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Bug 786824
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This seems to work.
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* configure.ac: Removed the --enable-api-exceptions, --enable-api-properties,
--enable-api-vfuncs and --enable-api-default-signal-handlers options.
* build/reduced.m4: Removed.
* tools/m4/*.m4:
* tools/pm/Output.pm: Remove any use of ifdefs and auto_ptr for reduced API.
* *.[hg|ccg|h|cc]: Remove the idefed code.
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* gio/src/*.ccg
* glib/src/*.ccg: Use 0 instead of NULL because this is C++ where
NULL is generally not a good idea. I didn't see any places where it
was a real problem though.
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* gio/src/*.ccg: Use Glib::unwrap() instead of ->gobj(), so we don't
crash if people pass in null RefPtr<>s, which they might do by
accident, or if we have not wrapped all the may-be-null cases as
method overrides.
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