it's a bit strange to the novice that it _only_
works if you add the architectures on the command line, not if you change it in
the GUI (which I think is what most users - like me - will try first :-)
Cheers,
Erik
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Erik Lindahl
Prof
e to display some sort of warning if it is changed, and stress that it will
not update architecture-dependent data in the cache?
Cheers,
Erik
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Erik Lindahl
Professor, Computational Structural Biology
Center for Biomembrane Research & S
Hi Sean,
On Aug 11, 2010, at 8:08 PM, Sean McBride wrote:
> On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 18:08:35 +0200, Erik Lindahl said:
>
>> All the CheckTypeSize() tests then seem to run directly when e.g. ccmake
>> is invoked, and they thus set all SIZEOF_XXX defines to the 64-bit
>> valu
"long" or "size_t"
> in things like calculations where on 32 bit systems the value would overflow.
> Or pointer math in some situations. Not sure what to tell you. Most projects
> have something like this in them.
>
> Cheers
> --
> Mike Jackson
>
&g
pair of files that get configured using
> "configure_file()" cmake command. Then in your code you explicitly use the
> types that you have defined above and all should work out when compiling on
> OS X with multiple Archs because the above files will control how the various
> ambiguous types get compiled. Which means that your s
ed computing).
Cheers,
Erik
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Erik Lindahl
Professor, Computational Structural Biology
Center for Biomembrane Research & Swedish e-Science Research Center
Department of Biochemistry & Biophysics, Stockholm University
Tel: +468164675 Cell: +46703844534
