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Forcing 32-bit architecture via configure

Hi.

What is the best way to force a configure script to build a 32-bit code?

I have a 64-bit machine, and trying to build a 32-bit code. Tried setting the --build type with several options, but this just doesn't work.

Thanks!

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Try to add -m32 to the CFLAGS.

KennyTM  2010-01-28 11:09:00
Thanks, this has worked!
SyBer  2010-01-28 19:32:04

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