|--==> Marco Milanesi writes:
>>The short answer is, "Yes".
MM> good news Dave!
MM> ok, I installed wine32 packages on my 64studio, but:
MM> kpanic@email-addr-hidden:~$ vsthost ~kpanic/Desktop/Crystal.dll
MM> vsthost: error while loading shared libraries: libjack.so.0: cannot open
MM> shared object file: No such file or directory
MM> kpanic@email-addr-hidden:~$ l
Uhm, did you compile vsthost from source?
MM> have I to recompile a 32 bit libjack? and if yes, how to 'force' the
MM> jack debian package, or the sources there is to generate a 32 bit
MM> binary?
I think that's going to be very complicated. Jack works either 32bit
or 64bit, and ALL clients must be coherent with that. So if rebuild
jack for 32bit, than you have to rebuild all the other clients
too. Basically you end up with a 32bit system, and so better to use
the 32bit version of 64 Studio.
The best solution would be to let a 64bit jack accept 32bit
clients. The topic has been discussed some years ago:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.audio.jackit/3855
but I don't know what has been decided and what's the current state of
art. Maybe somebody from the jack team can tell us how the situation
is.. (I'm cc-ing jackit-devel).
Ciao,
Free
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