CLN on a 64-bit Macintosh
To whoever can answer this question, I downloaded and installed CLN and XCODE on a Macintosh GR4, which is a 32-bit computer, and it works, but later I downloaded and installed CLN and XCODE on a Macbook Pro 15 inch laptop, which is a 64-bit computer, and it doesn't work. The technician at my university is trying to make it work, but so far without success. Can any of you suggest a fix? Yours sincerely, Timothy Walsh P.S. Is there a way in C to declare an integer to be 64 bits long? ------------------------------------------------- Uqam Service IMP: http://www.er.uqam.ca/courrier
walsh.timothy@uqam.ca wrote:
To whoever can answer this question,
I downloaded and installed CLN and XCODE on a Macintosh GR4, which is a 32-bit computer, and it works, but later I downloaded and installed CLN and XCODE on a Macbook Pro 15 inch laptop, which is a 64-bit computer, and it doesn't work. The technician at my university is trying to make it work, but so far without success. Can any of you suggest a fix?
Which OS version? If you use macports you can install the software using port -v install cln Otherwise addig -m64 flag helps as well.
Yours sincerely,
Timothy Walsh
P.S. Is there a way in C to declare an integer to be 64 bits long?
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Hello, On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 01:15:21PM -0500, walsh.timothy@uqam.ca wrote:
To whoever can answer this question,
I downloaded and installed CLN and XCODE on a Macintosh GR4, which is a 32-bit computer, and it works, but later I downloaded and installed CLN and XCODE on a Macbook Pro 15 inch laptop, which is a 64-bit computer, and it doesn't work. The technician at my university is trying to make it work, but so far without success. Can any of you suggest a fix?
I can *try* to fix the problem. First of all I need to know what the problem exactly is. Could you please post the *complete* compilation log and the config.log file (should be located in the top build directory)? Also I might need an access to a 64-bit OS X system (since Apple don't appreciate people who share their copy of OS X or try to run it on non-Apple hardware). Best regards, Alexei
On Tue, Jan 19, 2010 at 01:15:21PM -0500, walsh.timothy@uqam.ca wrote:
P.S. Is there a way in C to declare an integer to be 64 bits long?
In C89: no, one should resort to OS/compiler specific code. In C99: yes (at least theoretically): #include <stdint.h> int64_t foo; However, a) be careful to not confuse it with intptr_t, b) beware of non-conforming compilers (in particular, the m$ one is particularly guilty). Best regards, Alexei P.S. Please use proper forums/mailing lists [1] for discussing generic questions about C/C++. Chances are that your question has already been answered. [1] for example, http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.c
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