use gcc -dumpmachine to detect target machine, instead of using uname -m. #486
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… -m. 'uname -m' returns 'aarch64' when using armhf container on arm64 hosts. this cause compile error on asm code in eval.c
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'uname -m' returns 'aarch64' when using armhf container on arm64 hosts.
this cause compile error on asm code in eval.c
Closes #485