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Well, yes and no.

No, in that it has no binaries and probably never will. It may contain links to binaries, but it doesn't now.

Yes, in that it'll eventually be the place to go to find out what's available where.

No, in that the snapshots probably don't even build on Win32, since the build process doesn't know anything about how to build on Win32. (This is partially because *I* don't really want to know about how to build on Win32, but I have a couple of patches to try.)

In reply to Re: Re: SDL_perl on 5.8 by chromatic
in thread SDL_perl on 5.8 by mce

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