Re: Default 32 bit output

["Domen Vrankar" <domen dot vrankar at gmail dot com>]

2007/1/1, Kai Ruottu <karuottu@mbnet.fi>:

>  But maybe the configury system could be misleaded (as people so easily
> are :-), so
> lying badly enough could help !  ("The bigger the lie the easier it is
> to believe!") What
> about configuring using :
>
>  CC=gcc  \
>  CFLAGS=-m32  \
>  ../configure --prefix=/storage/GCC-32-i686/opt --disable-nls \
>  --enable-languages=c,c++ \
>  --build=i686-linux-gnu --host=i686-linux-gnu --target=i686-linux-gnu
>
> ie telling that you are building on a Linux/i686, the becoming host is
> also this and the
> target system too...  So this lie should force a totally "normal" 32-bit
> GCC for a 32-bit
> Linux being produced...  BUT:  Unfortunately this kind of GCC produces
> ONLY 32-bit
> apps, there is no '-m64' possibility in it!  Or at least has not been
> this far :-(

This is ok since I don't need 64 bit output.
Unfortunately by using this flags I still get errors :-( Could you
please tell me what flags I should use with binutils in this case.
Maby I'm making something wrong there.

Thanks.

r. Domen