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Use correct FMI 3 platform tuples on ARM (Apple Silicon, aarch64 Linux) - #39
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get_fmu_arch() mapped every non-x86 machine to "x86-<sys>", and CMake chose x86_64/x86 from pointer size alone, so an Apple Silicon build was placed in binaries/x86_64-darwin and the builder looked in x86-darwin. Importers look for aarch64-darwin, so the FMU could not be loaded. - osutil: map platform.machine() to FMI 3 architectures (x86, x86_64, aarch32, aarch64, ppc*, riscv*) using the interpreter's bitness - CMake: derive the architecture from the build target (VS -A platform, a single CMAKE_OSX_ARCHITECTURES entry, else CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR); reject universal macOS builds - tests for the platform tuples Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X8Wmw797DJpgrMFmT6n8CG
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get_fmu_arch() mapped every non-x86 machine to "x86-", and CMake chose x86_64/x86 from pointer size alone, so an Apple Silicon build was placed in binaries/x86_64-darwin and the builder looked in x86-darwin. Importers look for aarch64-darwin, so the FMU could not be loaded.