OpenEuphoria

Re: compiling translated files on Linux AMD64

• Posted by Jeremy Cowgar <jeremy at ?owgar.co?> May 21, 2008
• 783 views

Kenneth Rhodes wrote:
> 
> Success!
> 

Great job! This is very good news. Thank you for working on this so long. I am
going to ask one thing, if you would... Can you add your instructions to the wiki
so that they do not get lost?

http://euwiki.ayo.biz/Main_Page

That wiki will soon be moving to openeuphoria.org 

> In order to use the -m32 switch, the 32bit version of gcc must be
> installed in addition to the native gcc 64 bit compiler.
> 
> ./ecu ed.ex -- generated the *.c files and emake
> edit the emake file to include the -m32 switch:
> 

<snip>

> 
> Everything is sooooooooo simple-- in retrospect.
>

hehe. Everything (well, almost) always does.
 
> I'm not sure what would happen if the -m32 switch was 
> added to the emake generation code. If under a 32bit system
> the switch is just ignored, then we've got a genuine kludge, eh?
> 

I wonder if we should add a parameter to ecu/ecw that will pass parameters on to
the compiler/linker:

./ecu -cparams "-m32 -abc -def" -ldparams "-??? -???" myprog.ex

Or something like that?

--
Jeremy Cowgar
http://jeremy.cowgar.com