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maverick786us
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 Posted: Mon 16 May '11 10:52 Post subject: 64-bit Conversion |
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| I have an existing code of C++, I have to convert the whole thing into 64-bit so what is the procedure for this? |
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somnang
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| Posted: Mon 16 May '11 13:29 Post subject: |
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| If you are refering to Apache compilation and/or PHP compilation, then you might want to read this article. |
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maverick786us
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| Posted: Tue 17 May '11 9:52 Post subject: |
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| somnang wrote: | | If you are refering to Apache compilation and/or PHP compilation, then you might want to read this article. |
Its not a php compilation. Its a pure C++ code whose output is .rpm file. The link that you've provided is for compiling under window, I have to compile it under LINUX 64-bit platform |
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somnang
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| Posted: Wed 18 May '11 3:07 Post subject: |
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| Oh I see... well, in any case, this forum is a Window base forum I think. Perhaps someone with *nix experience can show you how. As for me, I can only think of "gcc" to compile C++ on the *nix based system... I have not touch nix OS for over a decade so I am not sure if I can be any more help. |
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James Blond
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| Posted: Wed 18 May '11 15:53 Post subject: |
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| maverick786us wrote: | | I have to compile it under LINUX 64-bit platform |
Most of the code if not all will compile without changes under 64 bit. |
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