Hi, for me it looks like a small bug in determining the processor type in Darwin (MacOSX):
uname -m returns always i386 despite of the processor used
uname -p returns on a laptop (Core2duo) running 10.5.x i386
(32bit kernel)
uname -p returns on a MacPro (Nehalem) running 10.6.x x86_64
(64bit kernel)
It seems that cmake_system_processor is using for Darwin uname -m
instead of uname -p.
I checked as well config.guess, which returns the uname -p results
(more or less ;-) - i686 instead of i386).
I think, it would be nice, to fix this.
Thanks a lot,
Luis
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