The release gremlins struck resulting in a broken release of the Windows binaries.
Release 14a (for Windows only) fixes the issues.
Release 14 of Citrus Perl now includes the Citrus Utilities GUI application that allows you to create your own distributions and dependent executables in addition to making it easier to manage and update your Citrus Perl installation.
All standard flavours of Citrus Perl are now available with either wxWidgets 2.8.12 or wxWidgets 2.9.3.
Citrus Perl Release 12 provides updated Wx components and an upgraded GD module. Previous editions compiled the GD module with a default configuration which did not provide full access to all of the features available in libgd.
On MS Windows Citrus Perl is now 100% compiled using gcc and is supported by a release of the gcc 4.6.2 compiler. If upgrading from a prior version of Citrus Perl, you may extract the new edition over the old and retain your compiled modules. However, you should first delete your CitrusPerl\mingw32 ( CitrusPerl\mingw64) and CitrusPerl\dmake directories as the content is incompatible with this new release.
Release 9 of Citrus Perl is available as Perl 5.12 and Perl 5.14.
Module DB_File has been added to the distribution to support building BioPerl from CPAN.
The latest release of Citrus Perl allows you to create your own distribution containing any extra modules you have installed.
GD, GD Graph and Wx::Scintilla have been added to the included modules.
The simplified layout has been changed to include a 'vendor/lib' in @INC. This supports the new custom distribution facility and will also allow a more sophisticated upgrade process in the future.
To include support for Mac OS X Lion and Xcode 4 there are now two distributions of Citrus Perl for the Mac.
Citrus Perl Release 6 is available for download. See the Citrus Perl release notes for details.
After some time sleeping on the couch over at Cava Packager Citrus Perl has its own site.
