[Bug 53539] maybe a --with-wine-64 build should call widl with -win32 option

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https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=53539

--- Comment #2 from j-r at online.de ---
(In reply to Zeb Figura from comment #1)
> We do pass -m32 to widl invocations for i386 platforms. How are you invoking
> configure? Can you attach config.log, and also the full makedep generated
> widl command rather than the silent rules?

Thanks for the hint! Looks like it adds -m32 if uname -m is x64_64. Mine wasn't
in this case, because my userland is still mostly 32 bit - even though kernel
and tool chain are 64 bit - and I run in the 32 bit personality by default (i
only switched for the wine64 build, which works fine) as to not confuse
anything, which I inadvertently just did here. Sorry, my fault, obviously.

(Actually my reason for using the linux32 personality was that it's a i686
build and the generated Makefile picks up entries for gcc, g++, ar, ranlib etc.
and I was too lazy to override them individually with the appropriate i686
targeted version or make sure that they are irrelevant. My /usr/bin/gcc and
friends select the appropriate variant at runtime, so that it still looks like
a normal 32 bit userland when run with linux32 personality. I only have this
one system and quite a lot of legacy crap on it:-)

I'm wondering if it would be the right thing to pass -m32 (or TARGETFLAGS?)
independent of build host, since the --with-wine64=... provided tools will
always default to -m64, I think?

Anyway, it's fine for me either way. Thanks again for the quick response!

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