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2.32: How do I build programs under a later AIX release that run under earlier releases as well?
IBM develops AIX only for binary compatibility with older AIX releases, not the other way around. You will thus need to build programs on the oldest AIX release the program is supposed to run on. You will also need to link programs dynamically, if you link in the system libraries statically the program will probably only run on the machine you performed the link on. With some preparation it is appearently possible to get around that limitation. Bob Halblutzel has put together a web page describing the detailed steps how to set up such a build environment at the following web page: <http://www.hablutzel.com/aix_compatibility_build.html> Please not that this is not a supported way to build your programs, you will probably receive not any support by IBM if you have problems with that environment.
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