On 14 Jun 2012, Calvin Morrison stated:
It seems to make sense to only use /lib64 or lib32
when that is not
the native arch. ( you wouldn't say /bin32 if you're on a 32 bit
system)
Debian (and I) agree with you. RH et al do not :(
(though binaries are a different matter. You very rarely have two
versions of the same binary, one 32-bit and one 64-bit, so one directory
will suffice in any case. This situation is downright common with
libraries, so two directories are essential.)
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NULL && (void)