#7139: flint always building 32-bit on Solaris even when SAGE64="yes"
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 Reporter:  drkirkby  |       Owner:  tbd       
     Type:  defect    |      Status:  new       
 Priority:  major     |   Milestone:  sage-4.1.3
Component:  solaris   |    Keywords:            
 Reviewer:            |      Author:            
   Merged:            |  
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 Using

     * A Sun Blade 2000 running Solaris 10 update 7
     * Sage 4.1.2.rc0
     * gcc 4.4.1
     * SAGE64 exported to "yes"

 Looking at the directory $SAGE_HOME/local/lib, we can see the flint
 library is 32-bit, even though SAGE64 was set to "yes", so flint is
 ignoring the setting of SAGE64. It should also be notes that flint ignores
 CC and CXX too - see #7024


 This is far from the only package building 32-bit when SAGE64 is set to
 "yes" on Solaris. All of the following do, and I suspect there are many
 others too.

     * zlib #7128
     * libgpg_error #7129
     * libpng #7130
     * libcliquer #7131
     * pari #7133
     * ntl #7134
     * python #7135
     * gp #7136
     * ratpoints #7137
     * freetype #7138

 mpir currently mixes 32 and 64-bit objects, so does not build at all
 #7132.

 I will sort this package out after creating a new sage-env, which exports
 all the variables properly, including the flag for building 64-bit code,
 which is not always -m64.

 Although there is no support for AIX or HP-UX in Sage yet, we could
 potentially add it - I personally own machines running AIX and HP-UX.

 IBM's compiler on AIX uses -q64, and HP's on HP-UX uses +DD64.

 The sensible way to resolve this is to add the correct flag on every
 platform. This is not a very difficult task really. Whilst any changes to
 the source that might be necessary for a port would take a lot of time,
 finding the right flags to build with should be quite easy.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/7139>
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