I… did what I wanted in the end (both x86_64 and arm64 luajit exes, as well as both x86_64 and arm64 luajit dylibs) but… *what*?

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- I direct CMake to build an arm64;x86_64 fat executable. This fails to build.

- I tell CMake to build an x86_64 executable. This works perfectly.

- I tell CMake to build an arm64 executable. This builds, but when run it prints "Killed:9" and quits.

- Using CMake, I build an arm64 of "lovr", a game engine which builds the Wohlsoft luajit branch and includes it as libluajit.dylib. This works perfectly.

- I build luajit using Mike Pall's Makefile. It works perfectly.

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RE: https://mastodon.social/@mcc/116778056909731785

So, a mystery; when I found the documentation quoted above (below), I assumed it explained my situation. However it's been pointed out to me "Guest Profiles" are a specific thing in Chrome ( https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/116/784/813/597/674/636/original/251df7e3d4f7ef91.png ), like incognito lite, contra my real-but-not-logged-in profile.

Which world are we in?

- The guest profile search engine restriction also apply to logged-out profiles, but the docs don't say so.

- Logged-out profiles are unrestricted by policy, and I am seeing some sort of bug.