Add ARM64 (Apple Silicon) build support with auto-detection#303
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Add ARM64 (Apple Silicon) build support with auto-detection#303seabornlee wants to merge 1 commit intoopennars:masterfrom
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- Detect architecture using uname -m - Skip SSE2 flags on ARM64 - Include RuleTable.c in Stage 2 for both architectures - Fallback compilation without SSE flags if initial compilation fails Fixes: ARM64 build failure due to SSE2 instructions not available on Apple Silicon
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Summary
This PR adds automatic architecture detection to build.sh to support Apple Silicon (ARM64) Macs alongside existing x86_64 builds.
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Problem
Current build.sh uses SSE2 instructions not available on Apple Silicon (ARM64), causing compilation failures on M1/M2/M3 Macs.
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