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On Wed, 2016-09-14 at 22:12 +0200, orsobianco9 wrote: > the problem is not in the use of parameters but for the fact that MAKE > was compiled for a 64bit system. My current one is 32bit. > Then I ask how can I fill the MAKE source 32bit? That is what I have > to perform? The error you sent with your original message had nothing to do with 64bit vs. 32bit. If you were really trying to run a 64bit make on a system that only supported 32bits, then the program would not even execute at all. Plus, the version of make you were using _WAS_ built for a 32bit system; in the output you sent: > Questo programma è stato compilato per i686-pc-linux-gnu An "i686" is a 32bit architecture. It would say something like "x86_64" or "amd64" if it were a 64bit architecture. In your case the program runs and it prints out an error message that tells you exactly what is wrong, which is what I described in my earlier response: the command line "-jpkg" is not valid. The error make prints is: > make: l'opzione "-j" richiede un argomento intero positivo Or, in English: > make: the "-j" option requires a positive integer argument If you indeed do need to recompile make for a 32bit system for some reason, then you just need to configure your compiler to have the correct flags for 32bit output when you build GNU make. Without knowing anything about your environment (what operating system you're using, what compiler you're using, what version of GNU make you're building, etc.) there's little else we can say. _______________________________________________ Bug-make mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-make
