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linux - Linking 32-bit library to 64-bit program

I have a 32-bit .so binary-only library and I have to generate 64-bit program that uses it. Is there a way to wrap or convert it, so it can be used with 64-bit program?

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No. You can't directly link to 32bit code inside of a 64bit program.

The best option is to compile a 32bit (standalone) program that can run on your 64bit platform (using ia32), and then use a form of inter-process communication to communicate to it from your 64bit program.


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