Re: x86 32-bits compiler use on a 64-bits machine ?

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Andrew Haley <aph@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:

>> If I compile a.c with "gcc-x.x.x (32 bits)" on a Pentium 4 machine, and
>> with "gcc-x.x.x (64 bits) -m32" on an Opteron, am I guaranteed that both
>> a.o will have the same contents?
>
> With the same compiler version and the same inputs to the compiler and
> the same compiler options, yes.

It will also depend on how the compiler itself is compiled.  If one
compiler is compiled in 32-bit mode and the other compiler is compiled
in 64-bit mode, then it is possible to get slightly different output
is some cases.  The output in both cases will be correct--there will
be no leakage of 64-bit data structures into the 32-bit code or
anything like that--but it may not be identical.

Ian

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