fixed yet another hardcoded uname invocation#17
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Somehow I forgot to fix this, which lead to the weird combination that you could cross-compile
liboprfon anything but Linux – as it ranunameon the machine building it, and if it wasLinux, it tried using GCC-specific (?) switches thatclang(used by Android NDK) did not like: