Installing 32-bit Insure++ on 64-bit Linux
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The easiest, cleanest and best way to do this is:
1/ Download the Insure++ distribution package
2/ Change directories to where you want the installation to live
3/ Move the Insure++ distribution package there
4/ enter the command: "setarch i686" -- this will start a new shell, which will convince the installer that this is a 32-bit system
5/ Untar Insure++ in the current directory.
6/ run the command: "./install"
7/ type: "exit" to leave the shell created in step 4.
That's all there is to it. You will not be able to use a 64-bit compiler with 32-bit Insure++.
1/ Download the Insure++ distribution package
2/ Change directories to where you want the installation to live
3/ Move the Insure++ distribution package there
4/ enter the command: "setarch i686" -- this will start a new shell, which will convince the installer that this is a 32-bit system
5/ Untar Insure++ in the current directory.
6/ run the command: "./install"
7/ type: "exit" to leave the shell created in step 4.
That's all there is to it. You will not be able to use a 64-bit compiler with 32-bit Insure++.
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