Re: [PATCH] perf tests: Fix lib path detection for non-x86 architectures

[Suchit K]

>
> A dummy question: Does all other architectures have lib64 vs lib
> separation?
>

I had assumed there would always be symlinks, but thanks for pointing
that out. After your question, I checked various architectures like
x86, ARM, SPARC, s390x, etc and only x86 had both lib and lib64 (with
symlinks). On the others, even for 64-bit systems, only a lib
directory existed. I also realized this behavior seems to depend on
the distro. For example, multiarch distros like Debian use separate
directories for lib32 and lib64, and a lib symlink pointing to
/usr/lib. On the other hand, Arch Linux has both lib and lib64 as
symlinks to /usr/lib. Would it be reasonable if we create a symlink
named lib64 for non-x86 architectures? I'd appreciate your thoughts on
this. Thanks!