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The `InterSpec` module is really a shared library that node.js loads, therefore you need the `-fPIC` C/C++ compiler flag enabled not just for the `InterSpec` code, but for all of the static libraries you link it against, including boost, Wt, and zlib - which isnt the default when compiling static libraries for any of them, so when building them you may want to add `-fPIC -std=c++11` flags to the flags.
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## Building for 32-bit Windows
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To build for 32-bit Windows, you should install 32bit node.js; you will then need to build the dependencies (boost, Wt, Eigen, etc) with the cmake flag `-A Win32`, or for boost, use the b2.exe flag `address-model=32 architecture=x86` (you may also need to create a `project-config.jam` file to explicitly point to the x86 cl.exe compiler).
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You should also consider modifying package.json to make sure the Electron version used is compatible with the version of Windows you want to run it on.
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Then to configure and build the project, you will need to use a command like:
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