Dear GPC Maintainers,
Is it possible to compile GPC from its existing sources to create a 64-bit Pascal compiler? I am vague on the back-end details of GPC, but it seems to me we would need a 64-bit version of GCC.
My objective is to produce compiled code that will run on a 64-bit Scientific Linux machine that has no 32-bit libraries installed (I know this is an artificial situation, but the IT people at the international laboratory we work with are fond of artificial situations).
Yours, Kevan
Le 28/06/2013 16:45, Kevan Hashemi a écrit :
Dear GPC Maintainers,
Is it possible to compile GPC from its existing sources to create a 64-bit Pascal compiler? I am vague on the back-end details of GPC, but it seems to me we would need a 64-bit version of GCC.
No problem. I use such a system since years.
Maurice
Thanks Maurice. We will try to compile GPC on our 64-bit machine, confident in the knowledge that it can be done. Kevan
Maurice Lombardi wrote:
Le 28/06/2013 16:45, Kevan Hashemi a écrit :
Dear GPC Maintainers,
Is it possible to compile GPC from its existing sources to create a 64-bit Pascal compiler? I am vague on the back-end details of GPC, but it seems to me we would need a 64-bit version of GCC.
No problem. I use such a system since years.
Maurice
On 28/06/13 15:45, Kevan Hashemi wrote:
Dear GPC Maintainers,
Is it possible to compile GPC from its existing sources to create a 64-bit Pascal compiler? I am vague on the back-end details of GPC, but it seems to me we would need a 64-bit version of GCC.
My objective is to produce compiled code that will run on a 64-bit Scientific Linux machine that has no 32-bit libraries installed (I know this is an artificial situation, but the IT people at the international laboratory we work with are fond of artificial situations).
Yours, Kevan
It is a 64bit compiler. You might be able to use one of these. https://software.opensuse.org/package/gpc
I converted the Fedora package with 'Alien' and its working for me on Debian (64 bit).
Pete
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