> # uname -m
> x86_64
> # dpkg --print-architecture
> i386
>
> quite often Debian 32bit-built systems are running on top of 32/64 bit
> capable kernel. So, imho correct way to deduce built type is not from kernel
> but from toolchain itself:
>
> # grep OUTPUT_ARCH mtcp.t
> OUTPUT_ARCH(i386)
>
> and on 64bit kernel+toolchain it looks like
>
> $> ld -shared -verbose | grep OUTPUT_ARCH
> OUTPUT_ARCH(i386:x86-64)
>
> which is indeed somewhat inconvenient but signals that both 32bit and
> 64bit supported (related to my elderly question on 32bit libraries support on
> 64bit systems)
>
> May be OUTPUT_FORMAT content would be more appropriate?
So, is it true that in this case where
> # uname -m
> x86_64
> # dpkg --print-architecture
> i386
the OUTPUT_FORMAT would be "elf32-i386"? i.e.
# ld -shared -verbose | grep OUTPUT_FORMAT
OUTPUT_FORMAT("elf32-i386", "elf32-i386",
> Another hint: sed has -i option for 'infile' changes, so no need for
> temporary
> files
Thanks, will use it. :-)
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