Daniel Pocock wrote: > > I notice that the spec file installs apr*config to bindir > > Makefile.in declares the filename: > APR_CONFIG = apr-$(APR_MAJOR_VERSION)-config > > However, on an x86_64 platform, it may be necessary to install both 32 > and 64 bit packages concurrently. > > On RHEL, the 64 bit libraries can go under prefix/lib64 instead of > prefix/lib, using the macro %_lib in the spec file. On Debian amd64, > the 32 bit libraries can go under a lib32 directory. > > The only thing that seems out of place is apr-1-config, as there is no > bin64 or bin32 directory. If the 32 bit and 64 bit packages are > installed concurrently, then one of them overwrites the other's > apr-1-config.
Right... but when you're parallel-installing i386 libraries on an amd64 system, you usually install *only the libraries*, not the rest of the files the package would install, so there's no problem... is there? IIUC, actually building complex assemblies of i386 software on an amd64 host would generally require a chroot? Max.
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