So I once again ventured on the journey in SliTaz to find more ways to allow me to be more elaborate in my development, more flexible, and have more fun doing it too.
See, I am a C developer, and to me, having the right libraries is what it's all about. If they're not there, I'll build them myself.
However, on this occasion, they were there, just not in the repositories, so I went ahead and configured two of these packages ready for development and runtime usage.
I present the following, libsdl2 and libsdl2-dev:
http://mirror.necrophcodr.me/i686/libsdl2-2.0.3.tazpkg
http://mirror.necrophcodr.me/i686/libsdl2-dev-2.0.3.tazpkg
In the tazpkg's are of course the receipts as well, so any curious eyes can get a glimpse into the build process. There really isn't any magic, it configures itself pretty easily, and so can easily be maintained (read: no maintenance required with the exception of bumping up the version numbers or rebuilding when libraries change).