Ok. So even though the libraries are dynamically linked shared object libraries (.so), the 32-bit versions need to be present during the compile/link phase on the 64-bit installation? The reason I ask is that the application I am trying to cross compile actually has several incompatible library errors. I was using the pcap example as a boiled down example for posting. Is there a way to compile the application on the 64-bit installation w/out installing 32-bit versions, so the 32-bit libraries are resolved at runtime on the 32-bit installation? Thanks for all the replies. -- Kent On Mon, Jun 20, 2011 at 9:41 AM, Jonathan Wakely <jwakely.gcc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 20 June 2011 13:19, Kent Kvarfordt wrote: >> >> This makes sense given the /usr/lib/libpcap.so is the 64-bit pcap >> library. I tried installing the 32-bit pcap package along side the >> 64-bit package, but the installation failed saying the >> packages/libraries could not co-exist. >> >> Is it possible to build the example so it is truly dynamically linked >> at run-time on the 32-bit installation? If so, what are the correct >> options? > > You already have the correct options, -m32, you just don't have the > necessary libraries installed for that to succeed. >
