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Add RISC-V to cmake linux (scp-fs2open#6375)
* Add support for RISC-V compile to cmake * No need to pass -march for gcc in riscv * -march=native is not supported in Risc-V clang * fix comment and remove unnecessary newline * Remove incorrect values while checking CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR * Support 32bit RISCV as well I dont think this will be ever be needed, but i dont like that compilation will fail due to incorrect compiler flags if you try.
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