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I have a third party .so that was generated on a 64bit machine. I’d like to use this same .so on a 32bit machine. Anyone know how to do the conversion? I tried:
objcopy "--input-target=elf64-x86-64" "--output-target=elf32-i386" 64bit.so 32bit.so
but I’m still getting “File format not recognized” from gcc. For the record I’m doing this:
gcc -g code.c 32bit.so
which is kinda hack-y but that’s ok for now.
You can’t.
You need to get 32bit version of this 3rd part library or recompile it from its sources