fix: Correctly handle ARM64 cross-compilation #255
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The previous CMake script unconditionally added `-m64` or `-m32` flags for GCC builds based on the `BUILD64` variable. This caused build failures when cross-compiling for ARM64, as the ARM toolchain does not recognize the `-m64` flag. This patch introduces a check for the target architecture. The `-m64` and `-m32` flags are now only applied for non-ARM architectures, resolving the cross-compilation issue.
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The previous CMake script unconditionally added
-m64or-m32flags for GCC builds based on theBUILD64variable. This caused build failures when cross-compiling for ARM64, as the ARM toolchain does not recognize the-m64flag.This patch introduces a check for the target architecture. The
-m64and-m32flags are now only applied for non-ARM architectures, resolving the cross-compilation issue.