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The idea that has the most chance of success is creating gcc/ld/ranlib/ar/etc... wrapper scripts that just call the tool with the right -m32 or -m64 or other architecture flag.
Hmm... I agree with TDM. Shell wrapper scripts or CC/CXX should be a better way to handle this. I just haven't had the time to experiment with this timeconsuming bit :). And I build on Linux, so that would definitely be a no-go.
The wrapper I did was mainly for compiling projects in 32-bit using multilib MinGW-w64 compiler on Windows because I was too lazy to fiddle around with the compile flags for every library/project I need to build. It may not be directly related to this issue actually... but it might be useful to some people on Windows.
find "The Correct Way" TM to specify CC="gcc -m32" to all projects.
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