MongoHub not supported on macbook pro intel 32bit? about mongohub-mac

[hampelm]

Seconded -- I have the same issue.

[jhancock]

some problem with first-gen iMac Core Duo w/ Leopard (10.5.8). This seems like an arbitrary limitation...can someone shine some light on this?

[bskelton]

Same issue here.

32-bit Snow Leopard

[jimsynz]

I have the same issue with 10.6.4 on Core Duo MacBook Pro.

[jhannah]

Same thing. 10.6.4 2GHz Intel Core Duo MacBook.

[LNGi]

Same issue. I use a 32-bit Snow Leopard

[cdulecki]

It appears that Mongohub is a 64 bit binary, which means it can only run on 64 bit machines. It simply won't work on older hardware. It would be nice if that were in the requirements - all the requirements say are 10.6 or higher.

[jimsynz]

I tried really hard to get it to compile on my old 32 bit MBP, but was unable to get the build environment set up the same as @bububa's one.

[ciferkey]

What are the odds that a 32bit version could be made? I tried to compile it on xcode, but was unable to...

[campeterson]

+1 with 32 bit Snow Leopard issue.

[bububa]

MongoHub is compiled under SL 64bit environment. If you want to build on your own machine, please install boost(boost.org) and compile it as 32bit first then compile mongodb c++ driver.
If you can't build the source code please send me the compile error logs.

[bububa]

2.2.0 probably works on any 10.6 system.

[iandennismiller]

MongoHub won't compile on i386 because synthesized ivars are not supported. The solution is to specify a "backing" variable for all ivars. Then, it might compile under i386...

[kof]

same thing, please fix it :)

[zutherb]

same thing .... is it possible to compile it myself