Closed ghattd closed 1 year ago
The 32 bit binary works in some 32 bit only containers where the 64 bit binary wouldn't.
And it also works on 64 bit systems.
Nobody really runs macOS on 32 bit, so there's no reason for a 32 bit binary there.
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@ghattd feel free to reopen if you want to continue this thread.
@walles According to Intel x64 CPUs might not support x32 architecture on hardware level anymore. In this light I think having a separate binary for x64 systems will not be redundant.
I'll just add that binary.
Technically I still think there's no point, but there is value in making people feel safer.
There are Darwin x86_64 and Windows x86_64 binaries, but for Linux it’s x86_32 only -- any specific reason to prefer the 32 bit variant only for Linux?