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README: Add some advice about 32-bit biarch compilation
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@@ -135,8 +135,10 @@ to use a symlink to trick it:
make -C _build/x86_64 install
make -C _build/i386 install
For the i386 build, if you don't have a
`i686-linux-gnu-gcc`
you might
have to add
`CC="gcc -m32"`
to the configure command line instead.
Use
`--host=i586-linux-gnu`
instead of
`--host=i686-linux-gnu`
if your
distribution uses that tuple for its 32-bit compiler. For the i386 build,
if you don't have an
`i?86-linux-gnu-gcc`
you might have to add
`CC="gcc -m32"`
to the i386 configure command line.
Again, this will give you a non-production version of libcapsule that is
likely to depend on libraries from your host system.
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