Hi Viktor,
Anyhow until then my advice is to keep both 32-bit and
64-bit hosts if there is a need to produce for both
targets. Debian is indeed even worse, and process varies
from distro to distro and version by version. Hopefully
one day distro makers will talk to each other and sort
out the lib/lib32/lib64 mess.
With debian/ubuntu you can use debootstrap to compile 32bits debian/ubuntu
packages on 64bits distro (debian, ubuntu, redhat, opensuse, ...)
For exemple (sorry don't test) :
First install debootstrap package (depend on your distrib.: debootstrap
is in all distribs)
# aptitude install debootstrap
# mkdir /home/guy/debian32
# debootstrap --arch i386 lenny /home/guy/debian32
http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/
# chroot /home/guy/debian32
Install package to compile harbour :
# aptitude install gcc binutils debhelper ... subversion ...
get harbour (you can also copy it from your host ) :
# svn ...
compile harbour with dpkg-buildpackage ...
# cd .../harbour
# dpkg-buildpackage -b
exit chroot :
# exit
With this, you can create debian/ubuntu package (32 and 64bits) on your
opensuse :-)
Hopes it help.
Guy
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