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 Revision history for Variable-Magic
 
+0.19    2008-07-05 15:05 UTC
+        + Add : The patchlevel with which the module has been built is now
+                exported with the VMG_PERL_PATCHLEVEL constant.
+        + Chg : Version checking macros overhaul.
+        + Fix : 'uvar' magic should only be enabled in maint-5.10 and higher
+                since it's never going to be backported to 5.8.
+        + Fix : Likewise, the copy callback API change should only be enabled in
+                5.11 and higher.
+        + Fix : Instead of those ackward fake refcount increments in the wizard
+                destructor, flag the wizard with SVf_BREAK and force temps
+                cleanup. This should fix the wizard destruction for all perls,
+                and solves the leak introduced by the previous solution.
+
+0.18    2008-07-04 12:20 UTC
+        + Fix : Enable uvar magic when patchlevel >= 28419.
+        + Fix : Set VMG_COMPAT_ARRAY_PUSH_NOLEN for Windows ActiveState Perl
+                5.8.x.
+
+0.17    2008-05-11 09:05 UTC
+        + Fix : 5.8.4 and lower don't have mPUSHi. Gah. Yeah, I know, I should
+                use Devel::PPPort.
+
+0.16    2008-05-10 22:05 UTC
+        + Add : The samples/copy.pl script.
+        + Chg : The sv_magical() + vmg_mg_magical() combo was simplified into
+                vmg_sv_magicuvar().
+        + Tst : t/33-code.t was testing scalars, not code.
+        + Tst : is() and like() are better than ok().
+        + Tst : 100% coverage reached.
+
 0.15    2008-04-11 18:25 UTC
         + Chg : Factor vmg_cb_call{1,2,3}() into one function.
         + Fix : len magic is no longer called when taking the length() of a