I'm working on an application that runs on Intel / PPC Macs (OSX) as
well as Windows. When I build this app on my MacBook (Core2 Duo) or
G5 (2.3ghz 970MP at work, dual 2.7ghz at home), the app runs.
However, when I try to build and run it on a G4, it builds, but does
not run. The error returned is "Bad CPU type for executable." The
issue seems to be 64-bit vs. 32-bit.
I've googled around and found references to --disable-multilib, but
these references were always with respect to bootstrapping gcc. I'm
not trying to build a new gcc, I just want to use the one that comes
with OSX (Apple's gcc4.0.1). Will just passing "-m32" in the gcc
parameters fix this? I'm trying this now, but this app takes hours
to build on a G4 (1.33ghz 12" PowerBook), and I figure I might get an
answer here before it's finished :-)
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