With the release of ActivePerl 5.10.0, based on perl-5.10,
I've started a 10xx Win32 ppm repository.
This is mainly intended for those (relatively few) CPAN
distributions that don't build under ActiveState's automated system. As well, the UWinnipeg CPAN search utility
now includes a listing of available ppm packages
for builds 10xx, which includes ActiveState's default
repository.
Also, if you use PPM::Make to make up ppm packages, there
was a bug that led to incorrect generation of the NAME
attribute of the ARCHITECTURE field for perl-5.10;
this has been fixed in version 0.95.
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