Make x86-64 platform work with built_elsewhere - #65
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So that it works with built_elsewhere.
objdump is replaced with the 'true' command with built_elsewhere.
The test intentionally creates deadlocks from locking a mutex twice. Then a 2nd thread is supposed to decide the test's exit code in the event that a deadlock happens. But when testing with the box64 emulator, shutting down the program can be slow and the timeout thread triggered while the program was exiting normally and changed the exit code. Stop this from happening by setting a flag when the test is done, telling the other thread not to call exit().
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Allow building the 64-bit Linux programs/tests and then running on a different machine. Plus some other stuff I found while trying the tests with box64.