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by Julio Jerez » Thu Jan 29, 2009 11:36 am
It is possible to build a 32 bit app using linux 64, why do I need to install Linux 32 if I already have a better system installed.
In window xp64, vista 64, Mac os10 you can run a 32 bit program and window will not complain it will just run it. Do people give up all they have when the change OS.
I like to combine the Linux 32 and 64 into a single package very much like the Mac and window projects are.
How can I do that without installing Linux 32.
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by martinsm » Thu Jan 29, 2009 12:50 pm
Yes, you can do it. You should pass -m32 commandline option to gcc. I think it will require to install some additional libraries for gcc if you have not installed them yet (gcc-multilib for ubuntu).
Alternatively you can set up 32-bit chroot environment:
http://jblevins.org/computing/linux/ubuntu-chrootAlso you can of course run 32-bit app inside 64-bit Linux.
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