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On Wednesday, March 18, 2015 9:56:12 PM Walter Dnes wrote: |
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> My situation... |
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> * I've dug up my ancient netbook, and got Gentoo re-installed on it |
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> * The cpu is a dual-core Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU Z520 |
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> * It's 32-bit only; YES! |
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> * Compiling just the Seamonkey binary (ignoring its dependancies) took |
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> 14 hours |
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> I obviously want to offload compiling to another machine. As per the |
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> subject, will a 64-bit no-multilb install be able to cross compile |
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> 32-bit code? |
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I've done it with distcc by adding the -m32 option to cflags. I used a script |
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(named after the compiler on the gentoo box) to call the compiler with the - |
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m32 flag and placed on the PATH environment (just for the distccd service) |
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before anything else and it worked. I got a 64 bit arch box to compile for a |
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32 bit gentoo (not nearly as fast as compiling locally on the arch box but |
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much faster than the gentoo box). It should work similarly with other cross- |
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compile scenarios. |
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Fernando Rodriguez |
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