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wamr-compiler: Fix non-x86{_64} host builds #3037
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So far, the build system assumed sizeof (void *) == 8 as a host system running on a x86_64 architecture, x86 otherwise. However, this assumption is invalid for most other architectures out there, such as aarch64 or armv7l. Instead, this commit refers to the CMAKE_HOST_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR variable which, according to the documentation, typically refers to the output from "uname -m" for Unix-like systems.
WAMR_BUILD_TARGET values such as RISCV64 or RISCV32 were not listed by the comment, but were in fact consumed by the CMakeLists.txt at a later stage.
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LGTM
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The build system assumed sizeof (void *) == 8 as a host system running on a x86_64 architecture, x86 otherwise. However, this assumption is invalid for most other architectures out there, such as aarch64 or armv7l. This PR refers to the CMAKE_HOST_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR variable which, according to the documentation, typically refers to the output from "uname -m" for Unix-like systems.
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So far, the build system assumed
sizeof (void *) == 8
as a host system running on ax86_64
architecture,x86
otherwise. However, this assumption is invalid for most other architectures out there, such asaarch64
orarmv7l
.Instead, this commit refers to the
CMAKE_HOST_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR
variable which, according to the documentation, typically refers to the output fromuname -m
for Unix-like systems.