The steps used to compile and link your C/C++ application are similar on the supported UNIX platforms. Differences do exist in the compiler names used as well as the names of the dependency libraries. The example makefile macros shown may require modifications to work in your environment. Constructs similar to those presented for the Windows makefile above may also be incorporated into makefiles for execution within the UNIX environments but are not presented below.
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Compile/link macro for use with IBM AIX |
cproxy: cproxy.c p900.h xlC_r -q64 cpluscmt -DUNIX -I$(IEFH)/include cproxy.c -L$(IEFH)/lib -l pxrt.xx -o cproxy |
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Compile/link macro for use with Sun Solaris |
cproxy: cproxy.c p900.h CC -m64 -DUNIX -I$(IEFH)/include cproxy.c -L$(IEFH)/lib -l pxrt.xx -o cproxy |
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Compile/link macro for use with HP Itanium UNIX |
cproxy: cproxy.c p900.h aCC -Y -Aa +Z -Wl,+s -DD64 -DUNIX -I$(IEFH)/include cproxy.c -L$(IEFH)/lib -l pxrt.xx -o cproxy |
Note: xx refers to the current release of CA Gen. For the current release number, see the Release Notes.
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