How are you distinguishing between 32- and 64-bit? Your CPU can't really be 32-bit or a Perl built for x86_64 wouldn't run on it. Does this same Perl version come with both, or neither?
For existing targets we have taken the Perl architecture as indicative of what the host actually runs on. There may be strange effects (especially in modules/ca/src/perl) if it doesn't match.
The output from 'perl -V' would be helpful, at least it will tell me about the 64-bit system.
How are you distinguishing between 32- and 64-bit? Your CPU can't really be 32-bit or a Perl built for x86_64 wouldn't run on it. Does this same Perl version come with both, or neither?
For existing targets we have taken the Perl architecture as indicative of what the host actually runs on. There may be strange effects (especially in modules/ ca/src/ perl) if it doesn't match.
The output from 'perl -V' would be helpful, at least it will tell me about the 64-bit system.