Compiling torque on x86-64 (amd64) non functional?

by Antonio "Tony" Farinetti · in Torque Game Engine · 05/15/2004 (1:57 pm) · 109 replies · 4

make -f mk/configure.mk OS=LINUX COMPILER=GCC2 BUILD=DEBUG
Current Configuration: this config is VALID
         OS: LINUX
   COMPILER: GCC2
      BUILD: DEBUG
    DIR.OBJ: out

To change the current configuration type:

make -f mk/configure.mk {arguments, ...}

required arguments:
  OS={WIN32 BEOS LINUX OpenBSD FreeBSD Solaris}
  COMPILER={CW6 VC6 GCC2 GCC3}
  BUILD={DEBUG RELEASE}

optional arguments:
  DIR.OBJ={path to store intermediate obj files}

Note: all arguments are case sensitive.
tony@tantalus torque $ make
--> Compiling lpng/png.c
cc1: error: CPU you selected does not support x86-64 instruction set
cc1: error: CPU you selected does not support x86-64 instruction set
make[1]: *** [out.GCC2.DEBUG/lpng/png.obj] Error 1
make: *** [default] Error 2
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

#define Offset0(T,f) ((size_t)(&(reinterpret_cast<T*>(__alignof__(T *)))->f) - __alignof__(T *))
#define Offset1(T,m) ((int)(&((T *)1)->m) - 1)
#define Offset2(cls, x) ((size_t)((const char *)&(((cls *)0)->x)-(const char *)0))
#define Offset3(s_name, s_member) (__offsetof__ (reinterpret_cast <size_t> (&reinterpret_cast <const volatile char &> (static_cast<s_name *> (0)->s_member))))
#define Offset4(T,m) ((long)(&((T *)1)->m) - 1)

struct Point
{
    int  *w,*x;
    long *y,*z;
};

struct Area
{
    const int  *w,*x;
    const long *y,*z;
};

int main(void)
{
    Point a_point;
    Area  b_area;

    cout << "-----" << endl;
    cout << "Point" << endl;
    cout << "-0---" << endl;
    cout << Offset0(Point, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset0(Point, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset0(Point, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset0(Point, z) << endl;
    cout << "-1---" << endl;
    cout << Offset1(Point, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset1(Point, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset1(Point, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset1(Point, z) << endl;
    cout << "-2---" << endl;
    cout << Offset2(Point, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset2(Point, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset2(Point, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset2(Point, z) << endl;
    cout << "-3---" << endl;
    cout << Offset3(Point, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset3(Point, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset3(Point, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset3(Point, z) << endl;
    cout << "-4---" << endl;
    cout << Offset4(Point, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset4(Point, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset4(Point, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset4(Point, z) << endl;
    cout << "-5---" << endl;
    cout << offsetof(Point, w) << endl;
    cout << offsetof(Point, x) << endl;
    cout << offsetof(Point, y) << endl;
    cout << offsetof(Point, z) << endl;
    cout << "-----" << endl;
    cout << "Area" << endl;
    cout << "-0---" << endl;
    cout << Offset0(Area, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset0(Area, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset0(Area, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset0(Area, z) << endl;
    cout << "-1---" << endl;
    cout << Offset1(Area, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset1(Area, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset1(Area, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset1(Area, z) << endl;
    cout << "-2---" << endl;
    cout << Offset2(Area, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset2(Area, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset2(Area, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset2(Area, z) << endl;
    cout << "-3---" << endl;
    cout << Offset3(Area, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset3(Area, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset3(Area, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset3(Area, z) << endl;
    cout << "-4---" << endl;
    cout << Offset4(Area, w) << endl;
    cout << Offset4(Area, x) << endl;
    cout << Offset4(Area, y) << endl;
    cout << Offset4(Area, z) << endl;
    cout << "-5---" << endl;
    cout << offsetof(Area, w) << endl;
    cout << offsetof(Area, x) << endl;
    cout << offsetof(Area, y) << endl;
    cout << offsetof(Area, z) << endl;
    cout << "-----" << endl;

    return 0;
}

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