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Thanks - I thought as much (concerning lack of 32-bit libs), but have
resisted installing them since they have, on occasion, not 'played
nice' with 64-bit libs (usually because various apps get confused
during compilation - laziness on my part but spending time creating all
the needed links to various libraries is a pain in the butt). <br>
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I suppose if I want to recompile wine, though, I may not have
alternatives. <br>
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Oh - and the wine wiki *is* talking about a 64-bit compilation, for
FC05, and so appears to be completely incorrect. <br>
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Christoph Frick wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, Jul 31, 2007 at 08:00:53PM -0400, Evan Cooch wrote:
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<pre wrap="">So, what next? Apparently, the Wine Wiki is not correct - at least,
not for FC05 in its current state, not for a 64bit machine, and not
for wine 0.9.4...
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most distributions have some emul packages for 32 bit support. i bet
there is also for your distribution. this packages are maintained with
the 64bit counter parts to ensure, that both work together.
so i _guess_ these fc5 instructions you are talking about are for 32bit
systems. get the 32bit libs and see where they are installed (might be
in .../lib32 parallel to .../lib and .../lib64 or maybe somewhere else
like /emul). then use this locations for you for your -L-flags with
configure.
For OpenGL you might also have to install the 32bit counterparts for
your driver (e.g. nvidia drivers have an additional options for
installing them or not). also be sure to keep all the developer packages
around otherwise configure might complain that something is missing too.
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