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| # 14:49:26 | alan_o | I'm on x86_64 here and want to build a cross compiler which will run on i386 to build for a target. Am I in Canadian Cross territory here, or is there a simpler way to do that (like putting -m32 in CFLAGS in menuconfig)? |
| # 14:51:26 | alan_o | It seems kind of Canadian except that gcc for x86_64 will of course build for 32. Of course one needs all the compatibility libs. Maybe it's half-Canadian |
| # 14:51:51 | alan_o | It's mostly a curiosity at this point. Right now I told the guy who needs it to just install 64-bit Linux :-D |
| # 15:00:27 | alan_o | ok so apparently the docs I had are old and there's now direct support for Canadian if I enable experimental features. I'll have to give this a go |
| # 15:35:56 | ccole | alan_o: I got around this by just running crosstool-ng on a 32-bit box ;) |
| # 15:36:11 | alan_o | yeah, there's always that too :) |
| # 15:36:15 | ccole | alan_o: Let me know how your experiment goes |
| # 15:37:25 | ccole | alan_o: You can pretty rapidly install Ubuntu 32-bit edition in a VirtualBox (VB has gotten *much* better over the past year or two!) |
| # 15:38:52 | alan_o | yeah, that's probably the best method. I was mostly interested from the position of curiosity. I thought someone might have a quick answer |
| # 15:39:14 | alan_o | My way was easiest I think: Just make the other guy install 64-bit :) |
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| # 20:11:30 | kos_tom_ | alan_o: a faster method than using Ubuntu 32 bits in a VM is to create a Ubuntu 32 bits chroot. |
| # 20:11:43 | kos_tom_ | you don't loose speed because of the virtualization |
| # 20:21:48 | CcSsNET | kos_tom_: thats not a vm :) |
| # 20:21:58 | CcSsNET | but i agree its saner |
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