On Sat, 2007-09-01 at 05:23 -0600, Karl Larsen wrote:
> In Linux Bo, if you want to write in 64 bit you load the version of
> Fedora 7 that is totally 64 bit. This is the f7 x86-64 distribution and
> different than Microsoft, you can download this free. Then you can
> compile in C or C++ with 64 bit. No need to cross/compile.
Just to be contrary, what would you suggest if Bo only has access to
32-bit hardware, but wants to create 64-bit binaries to run on another
machine?
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