Try adding --enable-shared=no and --enable-static=yes to your httpd configure line. As you can see when you trawl the configure output, APR is still built with shared libraries. Also, you'll want httpd itself to be statically linked against the gcc stuff. Enabling a module as static only applies to that module.
I'll give that a try in the morning.
I don't know why you're not finding ldap. Do you have a library of the name libldap.a (or whatever suffix AIX uses, I forget) in that / svn/lib directory? I have no idea why configure wouldn't find it there.
Yes, the lib appears in that directory.
In a broader sense, you're not really interested in having LDAP static, APR static or the Apache modules static: you just want to pick up that gcc runtime, right? Have you tried moving the shared libraries that come with gcc out of the way? So libtool will only find the static one to link against?
Right, I just want a version of everything (httpd, ldap, and Subversion) that work on a box that doesn't have the compiler installed. My understanding is that not compiling / linking statically would result in better performance. If that is the case, even more reason for me to go that route, as long as I don't need the compiler installed on the system it runs on.
I don't suppose using IBM's C compiler is an option?
I can go down that path if someone can tell me that is my best option. It costs money so there are more hoops for me to jump through at work. I would go down that path if someone who's done this before can confirm for me that they can build it with IBM's compiler and what the instructions are for doing so.
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