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2.02: How do I compile my BSD programs?
The file /usr/lpp/bos/bsdport contains information on how to port programs written for BSD to AIX 3. This file may be very useful for others as well. A quick cc command for most "standard" BSD programs is: $ cc -D_BSD -D_BSD_INCLUDES -o [loadfile] [sourcefile.c] -lbsd If your software has system calls predefined with no prototype parameters, also use the -D_NO_PROTO flag.
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