How do I create 32bit executables with mingw-w64?
I'm able to successfully create 64-bit executables with the mingw-w64 compiler in my Windows (64-bit) cmd prompt:
I properly added the the correct Environment variable:
Is there way I to create 32bit executables using the same mingw-w64 compiler? Perhaps there's a flag I need to add after g++?
g++ main.cpp -o App I properly added the the correct Environment variable:
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Is there way I to create 32bit executables using the same mingw-w64 compiler? Perhaps there's a flag I need to add after g++?
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I found the answer :)
Just add a -m32 flag after g++.
Example:
Bonus:
I transferred the exe over to my 32 bit machine, but got a bunch of "missing DLL errors". Just add a couple of flags at the end like the following:
Sources:
-m32: http://dlbeer.co.nz/articles/mingw64.html
DLL Errors: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13768515/how-to-do-static-linking-of-libwinpthread-1-dll-in-mingw
Just add a -m32 flag after g++.
Example:
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Bonus:
I transferred the exe over to my 32 bit machine, but got a bunch of "missing DLL errors". Just add a couple of flags at the end like the following:
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Sources:
-m32: http://dlbeer.co.nz/articles/mingw64.html
DLL Errors: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13768515/how-to-do-static-linking-of-libwinpthread-1-dll-in-mingw
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