Centuries ago, Nostradamus foresaw when twp@castle.fastmail.fm (Travis P) would write:
> Now, on my AIX 5.1 system, /usr/bin/ cc and cc_r are both just
> symlinks back to /usr/vac/bin/xlc. The different program names just
> invoke the different settings. Brad: can you make such a symlink and
> compile with that?, for example:
> /home/u/brad/cc_r -> /usr/bin/xlc
> ./configure CC=/home/u/brad/cc_r ....
That would require that xlc be installed. Neither cc, cc_r, xlc, nor
xlcc (or maybe it was xlcpp?) are available on the systems Brad and I
are using, so that symlink will not work.
As a result, _none_ of these may be remotely considered to be
"universal answers" on AIX.
In effect, there are two models for compiling PostgreSQL on AIX:
a) Using the VisualAge C family of compilers, that get named xlc, cc, and cc_r, and
b) Using GCC, which means the compiler is called "gcc," and which means that xlc, cc, and cc_r should not be
consideredas candidates for command lines.
Introducing threading doesn't somehow make "cc_r" available for those
of us using GCC.
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