mdelfede Messages: 1307 Registered: September 2007
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luzr wrote on Sat, 26 July 2008 14:48
Actually, it is much easier than I thought...
The trick is to add " -m32" to the "Compiler name" in build methods. This switches the compiler (and linker) to 32-bit mode.
A little bit harder part is installing missing libraries. For this to happen, make sure to add "/usr/lib32" to your Libraries paths in build method and then perhaps the best is to install U++ on 32-bit system (e.g. another partition) and to copy missing libraries from it. Tedious process, but should work. (I must admit I tested only with console app I need for work).
Whether you can package 32-bit .debs on 64-bit system is just another question
Mirek
No need to install 32 bit ubuntu... There are some a 32 bit compatibility package on ubuntu that installs all 32 bit libraries.
Well.. I don't know which of them are needed, but if you do a
sudo apt-get build-dep wine
I guess you'll have all what you need. That one installs all build dependencies for wine package, whic is a 32 bit one and uses, I think, about 90% of libraries
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