[Build] Derive TARGET_ARCH from -arch argument in make_win64.mak

[HannesWell]

This allows cross-compilation on Windows between x86_64 and aarch64 by specifying the -arch argument as usual when calling the win32/build.bat script.

@chirontt do you see any problem with this?

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[chirontt]

Sounds good to me to re-use the -arch argument for cross-compiling purpose. This removes the need to set a TARGET_ARCH environment variable for cross-compiling, as originally intended.

But cross-compiling also requires a target JDK for the relevant headers and/or libraries suitable for the target architecture. Can the -java argument be used for this purpose?

[HannesWell]

Sounds good to me to re-use the -arch argument for cross-compiling purpose. This removes the need to set a TARGET_ARCH environment variable for cross-compiling, as originally intended.

Exactly. And it also verifies that the jdk passed with the -java argument exists.

But cross-compiling also requires a target JDK for the relevant headers and/or libraries suitable for the target architecture. Can the -java argument be used for this purpose?

That's also right and yes the -java argument can be used for that. I'm currently enhancing the documentation about how to build the Equinox binaries in https://github.com/eclipse-equinox/equinox/pull/640 and mentioned in there as an example.

[HannesWell]

Build is green now (besides the usual TCK failure and an occasional DS test failure).