Does anybody have a precompiled autobox ppm for AS Perl, version 5.8.8? Currently my repositories are:

  +---------------------------------------------+
  ¦ id ¦ pkgs  ¦ name                           ¦
  +----+-------+--------------------------------¦
  ¦  1 ¦  6837 ¦ ActiveState Package Repository ¦
  ¦  2 ¦   648 ¦ uwinnipeg                      ¦
  ¦  3 ¦   420 ¦ bribes                         ¦
  ¦  4 ¦ 10501 ¦ trouchelle                     ¦
  ¦  5 ¦    20 ¦ SoulCage                       ¦
  +---------------------------------------------+
   (5 enabled repositories)

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But a search of autobox only turns out

  1: autobox-Core
     Perl built-in functions exposed as methods in primitive types
     Version: 0.3
     Author: Scott Walters scott@slowass.net
     Provide: autobox::Core version 0.3
     Require: autobox
     Repo: trouchelle
     CPAN: http://search.cpan.org/dist/autobox-Core-0.3/
     Installed: 0.3 (site)

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Which depends on autobox itself.

Note: also posted in clpmisc at news:nsgtc3hbkc487nvfg2forde9tdfq4cnclc@4ax.com (link @ GG).

In reply to autobox as ppm package for AS Perl? by blazar

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