On 27Mar, 2008, at 9:27, Andreas Schneider wrote:
Robert Bielik wrote:
I'm compiling under Ubuntu and want to generate 64 bit code. Is
there a way to get cmake to generate
the correct settings in the Makefile ?
I tried adding -m64 (and -march=x86-64) but the __x86_64__ define
does not seem
Robert Bielik wrote:
I'm compiling under Ubuntu and want to generate 64 bit code. Is there a
way to get cmake to generate
the correct settings in the Makefile ?
I tried adding -m64 (and -march=x86-64) but the __x86_64__ define does
not seem to be set. I.e. when using
This define is set by th
Adiel Mittmann skrev:
Are you trying to cross-compile? Otherwise I don't think you have to do anything
special with CMake to make it generate a working Makefile.
Yes, the server I'm compiling on has 32 bit Ubuntu. But I'm getting access to a
64 bit one
soon so I guess my woes are over then :)
Hi.
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 10:12:18PM +0100, Robert Bielik wrote:
> I'm compiling under Ubuntu and want to generate 64 bit code. Is there a way to
> get cmake to generate the correct settings in the Makefile ?
Are you trying to cross-compile? Otherwise I don't think you have to do anything
speci
I'm compiling under Ubuntu and want to generate 64 bit code. Is there a way to
get cmake to generate
the correct settings in the Makefile ?
I tried adding -m64 (and -march=x86-64) but the __x86_64__ define does not seem
to be set. I.e. when using
FD_SET it gets the #define from asm-i386/posix_t
