On Tue, 27 Mar 2012 12:18:45 +0200, Jordi Sayol <[email protected]> wrote:
Al 27/03/12 11:52, En/na simendsjo ha escrit:
This might not be the best forum to ask, but as it relates a dmd bug, I
hope others here have found a workaround.
I'm using a debian-based x64 distro. Due to
http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=5570, I have to compile
for -m32.
The challenge is installing 32-bit libraries using apt-get. I've found
some "solutions" on the web, but they are all terrible hacks, and I
haven't gotten it working properly.
Downloading packages directly (and all dependencies!) is a real drag!
Has someone found an acceptable way of dealing with this?
Hello simendsjo,
All deb packages at http://dlang.org/download.html includes both 32-bit
and 64-bit libraries, so, on a debian-based x64 distro, just install the
64-bit deb, and You'll be able to compile to 32-bit just adding -m32 as
argument.
Same situation for debian-based x32 distros, You can compile to 64-bit
adding -m64 as argument. Of course, you'll not allowed to run a 64-bit
binary on a x32 platform.
Best regards,
Thanks, but I was probably not very clear when writing the question.
DMD itself is not a problem (rather than the bug which forces me to only
use 32-bit), it's all the packages available through the package manager -
it only downloads 64-bit libraries.
If I want to use a c library, I need to find both the library and all it's
dependencies as 32-bit libraries rather than just installing through the
package manager.
It can be a tedious process..
