On Thursday, December 18, 2008 12:37 PM, Jörn Clausen
<mailto:joernc%googlemail.com@localhost> scribbled:
>> I guess I don't care that gcc, or anything else, is 64-bit or not.
>> (Might be nice but not essential to me.) Do I just set ABI=32 in
>> mk.conf to switch to 32-bit generation?
>
> In that case you should simply stick to the defaults, i.e. you do not
> have to configure anything in mk.conf. This will get you 32 bit
> binaries, independent of the OS or the compiler.
After a bit of googling I decided to go with the GCC For Solaris Systems,
and avoid having to bootstrap pkgsrc gcc. Redoing the pkgsrc bootstrap with
it went well, but now gettext-tools doesn't build. I'm looking into that.
Thank you for your suggestions.
Tim
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