this my linux system:Linux centos2.it.mail 2.6.18-274.18.1.el5

Do you use 32bit OS?
Plz, try to add below code to Makefile

CFLAGS= -march=i686

I've had good luck on most "modern" platforms with '-march=native'. That
assumes you're compiling on the same system (or system type) where you will
be executing.

On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 10:34 AM, charsyam notifications@github.com wrote:

Do you use 32bit OS?
Plz, try to add below code to Makefile

CFLAGS= -march=i686

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@znmeb Thank you. @jvhomes , "-march=native" is better.
but if you use under GCC 4.2, just use "-march=i686"

@charsyam @znmeb Thank you! just write CFLAGS= -march=i686 on src/Makefile head!

This fix doesn't work on 2.6.7 build with old Centos 5.2. Do: export CFLAGS= -march=i686 on the command line right before make

@azilber Did you use make 32bit?
plz see this #786
maybe you can solve it :)

Yes, only export CFLAGS works.

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@azilber https://github.com/azilber Did you use make 32bit?
plz see this #786 #786
maybe you can solve it :)

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src/.make_settings OPT=-O2 -march=i686

src/.make_settings OPT=-O2 -march=i686

Was the only one of these that actually fixed the build for me. Thanks.

src/.make_settings OPT=-O2 -march=i686

This work on Linux

If you tried make and failed, don't forget to make distclean before trying again with new CFLAGS:

make distclean && CFLAGS=-march=i686 make