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It's worth noting that even on x86, -m32 isn't as complete as a real i?86 build of gcc. It's "complete enough" for the kernel and many other things, but, say, I
by o11c 2y ago
It's worth noting that even on x86, -m32 isn't as complete as a real i?86 build of gcc. It's "complete enough" for the kernel and many other things, but, say, I found it very difficult to build a 32-bit program that didn't rely on SSE since the 64-bit version assumes it.