On Sun, 23 Jan 2005 13:31:33 -0800, Jonathan Ryshpan <jonrysh@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Is such a thing available? > > I need to compile a source that has a large number of bad casts between > pointer and integer, and would prefer to just compile a 32-bit object, > rather than fixing the source. I assume that the 32-bit object will run > on my machine (provided that I have installed all of the libraries > needed). > -- > Jonathan Ryshpan <jonrysh@xxxxxxxxxxx> > Berkeley Linux Team Hi Jonathan, You can compile a 32-bit object file by specifying the -m32 flag to gcc, I believe. One alternative that I have used is to use the 32-bit compiler (a 32-bit gcc 2.96 or so was included in FC2, not sure about 3, haven't checked it out). But I believe the -m32 flag is what you want. Out of curiosity, what kind of statements do you get the cast warnings? I ask because I would get that when using malloc() without #include-ing the proper header (<stdlib.h> I believe). Perhaps this is your problem. Yes, as long as you have installed the 32-bit libraries needed, the x86_64 processor runs 32-bit binaries just fine. Jonathan
