I don't have names for you in that question, but I do have numbers. I make perl software depots available for all architectures I have direct access to, and put them on-line as soon as I have time to do so. For 5.12.2 other (payed) work delayed my doing so quite a bit, but here are the dates I put perl-5.12.2 on-line and the number of downloads I get from (just two of the four) mirrors to see if those serve a purpose:

Dec 22 11:50	2	perl-5.12.2-10.20.sd.bz
Dec 16 17:45	3	perl-5.12.2-11.00.sd.bz
Nov 29 12:58	110	perl-5.12.2-11.11.sd.bz
Nov 25 11:47	57	perl-5.12.2-11.23-ia64.sd.bz
Nov 03 14:46	13	perl-5.12.2-11.31-ia64.sd.bz

The top 3 are PA-RISC, the bottom two are Itanium. The top 3 are not actively supported anymore by HP or HP's porting center.

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