On 14 September 2011 04:41, Me Myself and I wrote: > > If I successfully compile a Test.java program with gcj Test.java --main=Test -o Test.bin > on 64 bit linux, I then have a 64 bit Linux exectuable. > > If I do similar on 32 bit Linux, I have a 32 bit Linux exectable. > > If I am running 64 bit Linux, is there a way to use gcj on this to get a 32 bit Linux bin, > what should I do for this, where should I look, and can anyone give me any simple, > practical instructions on how to set it up? Add -m32 to the gcj command. Depending on your Linux distro you might need to install some additional 32-bit packages.
