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Whistler · *Last edited by Whistler; 22-02-2005 at 01:45..*

well I've found the problem... try NOT to use "-march" parameter (like -march=i586 or so) and use "_i386.so" as the end of the filename and it should work in Metamod

also note that "gcc" is the C compiler, and "g++" is the c++ compiler so make sure you are compiling C++ code with "g++" command.

but the file size is still big, as it's totally staticly linked.

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Whistler Summoner Status: Offline Posts: 1,499 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Mist Village	Re: compile GNU/Linux binaries in Windows - 22-02-2005 well I've found the problem... try NOT to use "-march" parameter (like -march=i586 or so) and use "_i386.so" as the end of the filename and it should work in Metamod also note that "gcc" is the C compiler, and "g++" is the c++ compiler so make sure you are compiling C++ code with "g++" command. but the file size is still big, as it's totally staticly linked. Last edited by Whistler; 22-02-2005 at 01:45..