Add required library for Configure to work on Ubuntu 22 onwards. ( for both Arm64 & x64 )

[steelhead31]

Extends the fix for #3547

On Ubuntu 22.04 onwards, the object files required for autoconf/configure are in a new path, due to a change relating to multiarch implementations in Ubuntu.

The new path required to be added to LIBRARY_PATH is : /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu for x64
The new path required to be added to LIBRARY_PATH is : /usr/lib/aarch64-linux-gnu for arm64

In order to get configure to work, the new path is appended to the LIBRARY_PATH.

[karianna]

Mac OS X failing GH is unrelated.

[andrew-m-leonard]

yep, looks good

[sxa]

Hmmm not sure we want to be so restrictive here - we have multiple other architectures - can we use ${ARCHITECTURE}-linux-gnu on the non-x64 ones? (Needs checking to see if the names match for the others - arm32 (probably not), ppc64le and s390x. RISC-V not currently relevant as we don't use our own compiler yet but I suspect that would be ok .

[steelhead31]

Hmmm not sure we want to be so restrictive here - we have multiple other architectures - can we use ${ARCHITECTURE}-linux-gnu on the non-x64 ones? (Needs checking to see if the names match for the others - arm32 (probably not), ppc64le and s390x. RISC-V not currently relevant as we don't use our own compiler yet but I suspect that would be ok .

${ARCHITECTURE}-

@sxa , architecture doesnt resolve quite right for x64, as the x86_64 value is over-ridden with x64, I can use "uname -m" which should work and match across the many architectures, and simplify that piece of logic, I'll make an appropriate change and test.

[steelhead31]

VPC has completed ok with this change: https://ci.adoptium.net/job/VagrantPlaybookCheck/OS=Ubuntu2204,label=vagrant/1812/console

[sxa]

@sxa , architecture doesnt resolve quite right for x64, as the x86_64 value is over-ridden with x64, I can use "uname -m" which should work and match across the many architectures, and simplify that piece of logic, I'll make an appropriate change and test.

Yeah x64 will need a special case (hence my suggestion to try that on non-x64 which will still need the if clause) but most of the others are probably ok :-) But I guess if uname -m is good enough everywhere that works too :-)