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CMakeLists: Introduce ARM32 (to fix x86_64 builds)
CMakeLists.txt currently assumes everything not ARM64 to be ARM32. When compiling on x86_64-linux, this tries to build some binaries that are arm(32) only. Some tools make some sense to use even on non-ARM workstations. For example, `dtmerge` can be used to merge .dtb files with overlays on a x86_64 machine (while mounting an sdcard for example). This introduces a "ARM32" variable, that's set in the `buildme` script only when compiling for ARM32. Signed-off-by: Florian Klink <[email protected]>
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