On 9/1/21 1:55 PM, Florian Weimer wrote: > In autotools parlance, cross-compilation is defined by the inability of > running even the most trivial program that was just compiled. It is often possible to avoid this problem using qemu in user-mode emulation mode, but even that is not needed here. > What you seem to be arguing for is using a multilib build environment > that leans towards 64-bit, overridden towards 32-bit mode using build > flags. Like the environment that you have to use if you want to build > 32-bit binaries on Red Hat Enterprise Linux outside of Red Hat. That > just does not work in current Koji, and probably does not work that well > with direct mock invocations, either. It's the reason why there are no > 32-bit package builds in EPEL anymore. This can be worked around by replacing /usr/bin/gcc and other binaries with ones that have been built to produce 32-bit code, but which are themselves 64-bit programs. That said, building a package that isn’t going to be shipped is silly. Demi
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