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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by kulkarni veena <ve...@yahoo.com> on 2003/04/11 02:54:22 UTC
[users@httpd] 32 bit GCC or 64 bit GCC
Hi,
is it ok to use 32 bit GCC to compile apache 2.0.44 or
does it require 64 bit compiler?
with 32 bit gcc i'm getting errors like:
unistd.h-- not found
stdint.h --not found
is this becasue of the type of compiler being used?
Thanks.in advance.
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Re: [users@httpd] 32 bit GCC or 64 bit GCC
Posted by Laurent Blume <la...@infores.com>.
Short answer is, it depends on your OS.
It *should* compile with both, but since most systems are still 32 bit
anyway, that is the most "normal" way to compile Apache.
I've met some problems with 64 bit compilation on HP-UX (system bug, not
Apache's).
Now, back to your particular problem, it just seems that you've got some
system headers missing, so you need to check your install, and find why
those are not there.
Not particularly linked to 32/64 bit compiling :-)
Laurent
kulkarni veena wrote:
> is it ok to use 32 bit GCC to compile apache 2.0.44 or
> does it require 64 bit compiler?
>
> with 32 bit gcc i'm getting errors like:
>
> unistd.h-- not found
> stdint.h --not found
>
> is this becasue of the type of compiler being used?
>
> Thanks.in advance.
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