Dear Ankur
Yes, i think you will need to rebuild, because amd64 and Intel noncona
(known as x86_64) are a different binary platform if the os and or the code
was compiled with any optimization like the -march=someprocessor flag, but
the weird thing seems to happen with your executable, you should try
recompiling it for x86_64.
Myself I own one of those Sempron processors with a Venice Core, so it is
x86_64, and i use ubuntu, sometimes code compiled for normal 32 bit
processor does not work as desired because of the little different binary
compatibility between the code.
2006/7/25, Ankur G35 Saxena <g35r...@gmail.com>:
Hi, I have trouble trying to deal with a client in india who only has a
xeon
processor or a dual core and my application uses MySQL++ library to make
the
connection to mysql. The MySQL installation is a regular rpm file nothing
specific for the 64 bit and i can run it just fine, but when my
application
runs on the xeon / dual core it core dumps at the time when i am trying to
connect to mysql, connect() throws an exception, unfortunately the
executable i sent to client didnt have a catch in it, so i dont know what
seems to be the exact reason, but someone ever face this issue?
I can run the exact same code here in my lab with a regular P4.
What gives?
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