compile.sh to use -D option for iscc.exe to specify the target architecture.
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echo "Building installer ... "
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result=`/C/Program\ Files\ \(x86\)/Inno\ Setup\ 6/ISCC tuxpaint-${arch}.iss | grep installer.exe`
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result=`/C/Program\ Files\ \(x86\)/Inno\ Setup\ 6/ISCC -DBuildTarget=${arch} tuxpaint.iss | grep installer.exe`
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if [ "x$result" != "x" ]; then
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installer=`basename $result`
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else
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exit
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fi
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echo "Building portable zip archive ... "
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; Should we change this to Tux4Kids? -bjk 2011.06.15
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; Fixme: /D option for iscc.exe seems to work only on windows command prompt.
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; You should manually edit the following lines to specify the build target
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; Edit the following lines or use -D (or /D) option for iscc.exe to specify the build target.
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#ifndef BuildTarget
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;#define BuildTarget "i686"
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#define BuildTarget "x86_64"
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