Please bear in mind that I am a more or less complete novice to thrift... I have just finished building and installing thrift from source on CentOS 6.8, gcc 4.8. Looking at the installed thrift libraries (and dependencies such as boost), they are all 64-bit. Although that is my preferred architecture...I might need to build the actual thrift server and client as 32-bit executables, as they are part of a larger set of programs which may or may not compile in 64-bit. Is there any standard way to build thrift 32-bit libraries, and can they co-exist with the 64-bit versions?
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