In a python testframework we interface with a tcl API for spirent testcenter through Tkinter. This spirent testcenter API is only available in 32 bit, which means that our tcl interpreter needs to be 32 bit. We steer the tcl API using Tkinter from python. (I am aware recently a python driver was released for testcenter, but this is also 32 bit only.) Because Tkinter is integrated in python, the python installation also needs to be 32 bit.
I would like to run this framework on a CentOS x86_64 workstation. I have managed to install the testcenter driver, ActiveTcl and python all in 32 bit and this works. However, the testframework is also dependent on a number of python packages (e.g. numpy), which also need to be built in 32 bit to be able to use them. I cannot figure out how to build these packages in 32 bit however. I have tried passing compiler option -m32 to the distutils build command (i.e. python setup.py build) but this is happily ignored. There seems to be a -p option to pass the platform, but this only works on windows. I have also looked into using a 32 bit only compiler but distutils seems to have a static list of available compilers, and only the intel compiler (i.e. commercial...) is 32 bit only I believe.
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Does anybody have a brilliant idea on how to build python modules in 32 bit on a 64 bit linux architecture, or how to build python itself in 64 bit so that the package installation is easy, yet integrate tcl/tk in 32 bit?
By default 64 bit Linux installs 64 bit TCL, which is not compatible Spirent TestCenter API. Because our API is 32 bit you are required to use a 32 bit compiled TCL interpreter.
You can download the source code for 32 bit TCL 8.4.13 at .
Please follow the instructions on how to build the interpreter on their Web page.
An application can be compiled in 32-bit or 64-bit and run as such on top of the OS. When a 32-bit application (like STC) is started, it links/requires the 32-bit version of the libraries (e.g. Java). But when the Java library is normally installed on a 64-bit system, it installs the 64-bit version because it detected the OS type or it was selected as such. A 32 bit application can not run with a 64-bit library. It requires the 32 bit library. It needs to have the 32-bit version of Java installed so that STC works. 152ee80cbc
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