AW: AW: User functions and AIX

> > > IBM is trying to find the answer to this but I thought I would throw ...
> 
> > Tell me your link line, OS and compiler version. 
> > And have you forgotten to include -bI:postgres.imp ?
> 
> Bingo!  I can't believe that IBM has been wrestling with this for a week.
> Part of the reason we are thinking of going with IBM is for the support.

Shared libs are obviously not their strong side :-)
Basically we are very happy with their RS6000's and AIX though.

> Here is my Makefile now.  I'm not sure about that -lc there 
> as I get duplicate symbol warnings but it appears to work fine.

they don't matter

> CFLAGS =    -g -O0 -pipe -ansi -Wall -Wshadow -Wpointer-arith 

gcc and not xlc :-) actually xlc produces faster code, but I don't think that makes a 
noticeable difference.

> .o.so:
>     ld -G -o $@ $< -L ${PGLIBDIR} -bI:/usr/local/pgsql/lib/postgres.imp \
>         -bexpall -bnoentry -lc

Always use the compiler for linking instead of ld:   gcc -Wl,-H512 -Wl,-bM:SRE -o $@ $< -L ${PGLIBDIR}
-bI:/usr/local/pgsql/lib/postgres.imp\-bexpall -bnoentry
 

You are not allowed to leave anything unresolved, thus do not use -G, or you won't notice
unresolved externals (-G includes -berok which you don't want at all).

Andreas