firebird-mirror/builds/posix/prefix.aix_powerpc_xlc

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# Compiler settings for AIX/powerpc, using the IBM XL C/C++ compiler.
# "xlC_r" is the preferred C++ invocation.
#
# History
# May-2009 Firebird 2.5 tested ok against AIX 6.1
# Jun-2009 Firebird 2.5 tested ok against AIX 5.3
# 
# From the xlc documentation... Firebird requires xlC_r invocation.
# All _r-suffixed invocations allow for threadsafe compilation and you
# can use them to link the programs that use multi-threading. Use these
# commands if you want to create threaded applications. The _r7 invocations
# are provided to help migrate programs based on Posix Draft 7 to Posix
# Draft 10. The _r4 invocations should be used for DCE threaded applications.
#
# Notes:
#
# 1) gcc is default compiler on AIX. To use xlC you must export these
#    environment variables before running autogen.sh and make sure xlc is
#    in your path.
#
#    export CC=cc_r
#    export CXX=xlC_r
#    export CFLAGS="-q64 -qtls=default"
#    export CXXFLAGS="-q64 -qtls=default"
#

# Useful predefined macros from IBM XL C++
# __IBMCPP__, indicates the level of the XL C++ compiler, e.g. 1010

# These macros are predefined by the compiler
# xlC does not define _POWER or _AIX, which gcc does. xlC does define
# __powerpc and __PPC, which Firebird code base doesn't check.
# __BIG_ENDIAN__
# __powerpc
# __PPC
# __unix


# AIX ld option to set run-time library path is -blibpath:path1:path2
# Additional -blibpath options are not additive! All paths must be provided as a colon separated list.
LIB_PATH_OPTS= -blibpath:@FB_LIBDIR@:@FB_INTLDIR@:/usr/local/lib:/usr/lib:/lib

# non-firebird libraries have .a extension
SHRLIB_FOREIGN_EXT=a

# Flags shared by production and debug build
COMMON_FLAGS= -qchars=signed -qlanglvl=newexcp -qroconst -qpic \
	-D__IBM_ALLOW_OVERRIDE_PLACEMENT_NEW \
	-qsuppress=1540-1103 \
	$(TLS_OPTIONS)

# -qinfo=all:noppt:nopor:notrd:nouse, useful, but gives *so* many warnings!
# -qextchk, ***AVOID***, causes "type mismatches for symbol" building gpre_static
# -qcheck, generate code to perform *runtime* bounds, null-pointer, and div by zero checking
# -qformat, warn of problems with string put and output format specifiers.
#    most qformat options tested useless to us, but zln (zero-length formats) and
#    exarg (excess arguments) are handy
# -qinitauto, initialize uninitialized automatic vars to value for debugging
# -qwarn64, warn about data conversion problems between 32-bit and 64-bit modes
# -qstrict, ensure optimizations don't alter the semantics of the program.
#    -O2 implies -qstrict, but -O3 and higher does not.
# -qmaxmem, limits the amount of memory that the compiler allocates while performing
#    specific, memory-intensive optimizations. Only need when using -O | -O2.
# -qstaticinline, treat inline functions as static instead of extern
# -O, same as -O2. 2009-05, tried -O3 unsuccessfully.
PROD_FLAGS=$(COMMON_FLAGS) -O -qstaticinline -qmaxmem=-1 \
	-qsuppress=1540-1401

DEV_FLAGS=$(COMMON_FLAGS) -g \
	-qcheck -qformat=noall:exarg:zln

EXE_LINK_OPTIONS= $(LDFLAGS) $(THR_FLAGS) $(UNDEF_FLAGS) $(LIB_PATH_OPTS) -brtl

# -G is shorthand to create shared objects with run-time linking. -G includes
#   -berok, -brtl, -bnosymbolic, -bnortllib, -bnoautoexp, -bM:SRE
# -qmkshrobj, need this when creating a C++ shared object
LIB_LINK_OPTIONS= $(LDFLAGS) $(THR_FLAGS) $(LIB_PATH_OPTS) -G -bnoentry -qmkshrobj

# AIX ld uses "export files" to manage symbol visibility. Export files are
# functionally similar to "version files" on ELF systems and are specified
# with the "-bE:exportfile.exp" option.
LIB_LINK_MAPFILE=-bE:$(1)

# These options aren't used by AIX (XCOFF) object files...
LIB_LINK_RPATH=
LIB_LINK_SONAME=

UNDEF_PLATFORM=