Speps, could you take a look? multilib-build is building this 64-bit ELF, which is most probably because the sed's didn't work for this new release. My oversight, but I didn't notice since sed is always quiet, match or not match.

Speps, the sed hack is not only ugly, it is big and ugly. You should've turned it into a patch (avoids missing failures like this). It took me a while to understand what it was doing but I cannot spare the time to now revisit the new code and adapt the changes.

A lot has changed, so this is not really a sustainable approach (but you're the maintainer, so you know what's best). The next best thing to do is simply build the 32-bit package in its entirety and remove everything but the lib.

Note: I had to update this as I updated jack2 to the new version. Either way this would've been broken.

Speps, is there something that could be done by non-Arch-dev to help you with this one?

Currently, because of this issue, `fsthost` on AUR fails to build with:

/usr/bin/ld: skipping incompatible /usr/lib32/libjack.so when searching for -ljack
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Makefile:161: recipe for target 'fsthost32' failed
make: *** [fsthost32] Error 2

Okay, I made a patch. It now correctly builds 32-bit lib.

We can (and probably should) use `waf build_lib32`. That works.

The patch attached.