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From: Jan Kiszka <kiszka@domain.hid>
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Subject: [Xenomai-help] compiling xenomai on x86_64
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Hi,

I'm dumb x86 user who unfortunately just seem to have tumbled in the
cross-compilation trap: I'm trying to generate i586 code on a fancy new
and fast x86_64 compilation host. I got the kernel compiled with
ARCH=i386, using only the pre-installed compiler (i.e. no dedicated
cross tool chain), but I failed to compile xenomai against that kernel
in the following. Which magic switch do I have to apply and where?

Many thanks in advance,
Jan

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