Andrius wrote:
Thank you for help. I found glibc in my slackware instalion. It doesn't
replace X86_64 stuff because it is in seperate folders (for example
lib64 instead of lib).
Ah. I just bought an Opteron (hasn't arrived yet), so I've not done it.
Is your problem fixed now?
Tr, 2004-03-24 20:45, Rick Stevens rašė:
Andrius wrote:
I can compile, but I can't link files.
First, see if ld has 32-bit emulation. Do "ld --verbose" to see what
emulations are supported. I don't have an AMD64 system, but I suspect
you need to install the glib*.i386 stuff for that to work. I don't
know it that'd replace the glib*.x86_64 stuff or not.
FYI, crt1.o is the object file that gets control of a program when it's
launched (it provides the "__main()" call which sets up the program's
environment, then it calls your "main()" function).
Tr, 2004-03-24 20:23, Andrius rašė:
I can't find how to compile 32-bit programs in fedora for AMD64. (I
tried g++ -m32 main.cpp but got this "/usr/bin/ld: cannot open crt1.o:
No such file or directory
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status").
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