Add support for targetting i686 GNU/Linux binaries #433
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crosstool-ng is set to build gcc targetting -march=i686 (Pentium Pro), as there is little to no sense to support anything lower than that.
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I can agree there is no sense to support 32-bit x86 systems on Linux, where barely any distributions support it, but I made it for my own game development (and binary compatibility) purposes and hope it might be useful for somebody else too. |
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This doesn't appear to work. |
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Ah, right, I'm building myself a very minimalistic ffmpeg that only do software decoding and don't pull all these dependencies. I will try to look into that later. |
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linux64it's calledlinux32.