> It doesn't actually say 32-bit anywhere that I can see -- is there a
> way to tell apart from compiling and running a suitable C program?!

Thanks, I suppose your kernel version 2.6.24-19-generic kind of gives it away, 
since it doesn't have a 'amd64' in its name. In any case, I know why the 
doctest fails, it just behaves differential on 32-bit systems than on 64-bit 
systems, i.e. the hash is different depending on the platform. 

Martin

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