Greetings,
I have a FreeBSD 64bit machine on which I would like to compile some 32bit code. Compiling very simple test programs works, but #include <new> causes the program not to compile because it seems that the 64bit of <new> is used. So I decided to attempt and install the i386 environment and compile from within that environment. This seems to be the general "normal" way to compile 32bit applications on amd64 installations.
This led me to believe that the 32bit libraries were not installed but this was not the case. In any case, I ran
Any idea on how to solve this?
I have a FreeBSD 64bit machine on which I would like to compile some 32bit code. Compiling very simple test programs works, but #include <new> causes the program not to compile because it seems that the 64bit of <new> is used. So I decided to attempt and install the i386 environment and compile from within that environment. This seems to be the general "normal" way to compile 32bit applications on amd64 installations.
# make buildworld TARGET=i386 DESTDIR=/compat/i386 fails with the following error:
Code:
/libexec/ld-elf.so.1: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: unsupported file layoutThis led me to believe that the 32bit libraries were not installed but this was not the case. In any case, I ran
# cd /usr/src && make build32 install32 && ldconfig -v -m -R /usr/lib32 but this did not change anything. Buildworld still fails. I have also exported LD_LIBRARY_32_PATH and LD_32_LIBRARY_PATH (I found mentions to both when searching for this problem so exported both) but this did not seem to solve my problem.Any idea on how to solve this?