Do not set IS_X86 when target cpu is armv7#7033
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I found that when thying to crosscompile for android armeabi-v7a that the armv7 cpus (32 bits) were considered as x86 and triggering a cascade of different errors on diferent places.
Making sure IS_X86 is never set to true on this case avoids all of that and compiles OK.