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Added 32bit compile options for building 32bit binaries by default on Linux
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This should be handled through a CMake Toolchain file. Setting default to 32-bit wouldn't even work on my system because it's purely 64-bit, so compilation would fail. Default should be to do a native build, if people want something else, they can use a toolchain file to compile for whatever system they want. I suggest that this should be closed. But I'll let other maintainers decide. |
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Added 32bit compile options for building 32bit binaries by default on Linux