Hi. On 07/27/2014 04:15 AM, Charles Strahan wrote:
I wish I had more information (I've only used NixOS in server scenarios), but I would suggest first looking at pkgsi686Linux <https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/dbc829f5d47a145f1bf68c4c0be9d06ecaf1304f/pkgs/top-level/all-packages.nix#L164>, which is the entire nix packages with `system' overridden as "i686-linux". There's also callPackage_i686, incase you want to declare your own package that is strictly 32bit. I'm always idling on #nixos, so feel free to ask some questions there too, and I'll see if I can offer any advice.
(assuming you're on a Linux) You can arbitrarily mix 32-bit and 64-bit packages with nix. Practically each 64-bit has a working 32-bit version. By default you're getting a 64-bit one, unless the package is 32-bit-only (wine, skype, etc.). If you want to force 32-bit, you can use the pkgsi686Linux attribute which should contain a 32-bit version of every top-level attribute.
Vlada
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