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Problem with AMD64 architecture

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Hi all!

i am using Sidux (a Debian Sid based distro) with amd64 kernel (i am using a q3000 cpu)

when compiling a project (the same is perfectly compilable with standard kernel) i got this error

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any help will be very appreciated (and please don't say to reinstall a non 64bit kernel or my 8gb ram will be near lost)

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I'm having the same trouble with Ubuntu at the moment. Something isn't set quite right at the moment, so I'm just waiting it out on Windows and testing on my Mac.

See http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=32375
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thanks Foz

... at least i will run purebasic with wine... ;) even if i hope for a solution!

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Good luck, I had many difficulties running PB under Wine.

My pure gaming platform has also become my coding platform :(
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Post by LuCiFeR[SD] »

you have installed the i386 dev libs etc right? not just the 64bit counterparts? I've done it myself... just tossing ideas around :)
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Having the ia32libs installed allows the IDE to run, however, I cannot get past the compiler throwing these messages.
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the ide is perfectly fuctional (see my bug report)

but
you have installed the i386 dev libs etc right? not just the 64bit counterparts? I've done it myself... just tossing ideas around Smile
this is a very bad idea, don't mess your system with 32 AND 64 libs or it can become quite instable

and yes, both linux32 and ia32 are installed

the problem is just in compiler :(

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Post by buzzqw »

ok, resolved

i created a schroot i386 environment

not my preferred solution but it's working :)

2 articles for reference
http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/566
https://alioth.debian.org/docman/view.p ... howto.html

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buzzqw wrote: but
you have installed the i386 dev libs etc right? not just the 64bit counterparts?
this is a very bad idea, don't mess your system with 32 AND 64 libs or it can become quite instable

and yes, both linux32 and ia32 are installed

the problem is just in compiler :(

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You can't develop 32-bit programs without 32-bit development develop libraries.
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Post by buzzqw »

yep, i know.. that's way
i created a schroot i386 environment
so i can run in a "32bit cage" purebasic

i have to debug some weird behavior caused by chrooting... but it's ok

the best will be using a 64bit (or compatible) PureBasic :!:

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