Description of problem:

Hi, this is not a bug, but I don't know where else I could ask this.
I use gmp on my athlon 64. Is there any way to use the 32 bit Fedora version
with the 64 bit code?
If it is possible, what would I have to do to make it compile using 64 bit code
on FC5? I guess I need a compiler capable of 64 bit code and need to change the
configure script of gmp, but are there other dependencies (e.g. dependent
libraries)?
Is gcc able to mix 32 and 64 code at all?

I would like to compile it myself, because I would like to install the x86_64
extensions by Pierrick Gaudry, or are they already included in the Fedora
version of GMP?

At the moment I use FC5 Test 3 x86_64 but I would like to switch to the 32 bit
version, because of the lack of support by vendors like macromedia (there seems
to be no possibility to install flash on a x86_64 system). The other thing is
that the 64 bit version is highly redundant because almost every library is
present in a 32 and a 64 bit version. I know that this is necessary and it also
looks as if the disadvantages of the 64 bit version are smaller and smaller with
each new Fedora release, but for the moment I would like to switch to 32 bit if
it is possible without loosing gmp computing performance.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gmp 4.1.4


Thank you very much in advance.

Juergen