How do I configure google test framework to work on a 64 bit linux machine?

Question

When I configure my google test framework for a 32 bit machine, I can run all my test cases successfully with no unpredictable behavior. But when I configure it for a 64 bit machine & run my test cases, it gives severe & abrupt crashes. It crashes in places where it is not supposed to. I tried debugging the issue but was out of my depths. I am not sure if there is a problem while configuring the google test framework for 64 bit or maybe it does not support 64 bit. Any help would be appreciated. Please feel free to get in touch if any clarity is required regarding the query I have shared.
Note : The same code base works perfect on a 32 bit machine.

Comments

Are you talking about google robot frame test framework

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Not sure what you tried byt I cross checked the documentation at https://code.google.com/p/googletest/wiki/FAQ and https://code.google.com/p/googletest/wiki/AdvancedGuide its nowhere talking about 32bit/64bit so we can assume that we have the support of 64bit also.

I am not sure about the google test framework on 64bit but in gcc/g++ we need to add -m64 in the compilation to generate the 64bit comparable binary. Just cross check or provide more info????

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No Ankur. I am speaking about Google C++ Test Frame Work

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Yes I have compiled using -m64 . When compiling on 64 bit, the gtest_main.o & gtest_main.a files also say ELF 64. Likewise it says ELF32 when compiling on 32 bit machine. The only problem I am facing is that I can run my test case successfully on 32 bit machine but NOT on 64 bit machine. So I had a doubt that maybe I missed something during compilation but I cross checked it and it is correct.  So gtest supports 64 bit too. But it has an unpredictable run time behavior. If anyone has used gtest frame work on 64 bit machine successfully, please step forward.
Thanks

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Dont know about the gtest and don't have access to your system so difficult to comment from here the only thing which can I suggest is that this type of behavior is seen only if compilation is not correct. Cross check your linking options too.