perl-sfml v0.0101 (SFML v2.0)
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This project aims to provide perl bindings to the SFML library.

www.sfml-dev.org/

INSTALLATION

This module should work on any system that SFML does, including but
not limited to:
	Linux
	MacOSX
	Windows

To install this module type the following:

   perl Makefile.PL
   make
   make test
   make install

DEPENDENCIES

This module requires these other modules and libraries:

Alien::SFML
A windowing environment (the module may install without one, but you
	do so at your own risk!)
OpenGL/POGL (if you want to be able to render stuff using raw OpenGL)

COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE

See the LICENCE file

 ############################################
 # Copyright 2013 Jake Bott, Georgiy Tugai. #
 #=>--------------------------------------<=#
 #  All Rights Reserved. Part of perl-sfml  #
 ############################################

TODO

- [HIGH] Add in EXPORT_OK stuff and related
- [MED ] Split XS into multiple modules
- [MED ] Add XS for audio module
- [HIGH] Add more tests

So far, only the Window and Graphics modules of SFML has been implemented.

The Audio module is coming (hopefully) (maybe) pretty soonish.  Feel free to
pester me for it if you really want it.

The System and Network modules have not and *will not* be implemented
due to their functions being pretty similar to existing perl modules
that do the same job just as well.  If you feel the need for the use
of one of these modules, you will need to follow these few simple steps:
	1) Clone the project on Github
	2) Add in the required code
	3) Send me a pull request
	4) Wait for the merge to be merged
	5) Install and use the modules!

RECENT CHANGES

V0.01
	Everything!
V0.0101
	Added in Alien::SFML to BUILD_REQUIRES so it actually works...
V0.0102
	Fixed the bug that V0.0101 was actually meant to fix...

BUGS AND FEATURE REQUESTS

Do you see bugs?  I see no bugs.

https://github.com/jakeanq/perl-sfml/issues if you have better eyesight...

Unless you really mean a bug in SFML itself, in which case:

http://www.sfml-dev.org/

The more logs, the merrier!