Walter Bright wrote:
Lars T. Kyllingstad wrote:
Tip: If you have a 64-bit processor I would still recommend you
install the 32-bit version of Ubuntu if you intend to use it mainly
for coding. DMD is strictly a 32-bit compiler, and any library you
want to use must also be 32-bit. Keeping a separate tree of 32-bit
libraries in a 64-bit Ubuntu installation is possible (or should be,
using the ia32-* packages), but I hear it's a pain.
I have 64 bit Ubuntu, use it to develop 32 bit apps, and haven't had
much problems.
Good times ahead:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MultiarchSpec
-Lars
