Removed the hard coded -m64 in the build.sh script. #170
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Removed the hard coded -m64 in the build.sh script.
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There was a reason for that switch being there at one point, but I can't remember it right now. |
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Is there any reason why we would need the hard coded -m64? I've been building on 32bit Ubuntu & Fedora, and it is annoying to have to remove, and re add it.