Thanks for your post.I do not understand the questions about mixing 32 and 64. A 64bit distribution can run 32bit code, but that is rarely useful. Build everything to match the distro you choose.
How do I check what glibc version do I have?
I mean usually, there may be a 32 bit App that I need to drop on the 64 bit Linux. Will that 32 bit App work? It is because I am not sure what 32 bit runtime is included on the 64 bit Linux.
Does anyone know if MMAL on a 64 bit Raspbian is also 64 bit MMAL? No point upgrading my code when that MMAL is 32 bit. I will still have problems because source code now contains 32 and 64 bit code which cannot be built in one app...
If a 32 bit Raspbian running MMAL, will it still work after January 2038? From what it seems; it probably won't because there will be hardware encoders and stuff that needs clock_gettime or its variants.
Statistics: Posted by jmnemonic — Fri Feb 09, 2024 11:20 am