I haven't touched an AIX system for a _long_ while (4.1.4, as I
recall), but if "configure" says:
checking build system type... powerpc-ibm-aix5.2.0.0
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then I'd say that a move to AIX 4.3.3 would not generally be considered
an "upgrade".
Clearly, what should be simple C compile-link-run is failing, but
it's not obvious (to me) why.
Basic questions would be:
What is a "cc" command actually running?
Does it need some AIX-specific options to work the way gcc does?
Is there a "libc.a" object library somewhere ("/usr/lib"?), and
does it contain a "shr.o" module? ("Could not load module
libc.a(shr.o). \ System error: No such file or directory" sure
looks suspicious to me.)
Is there some alternate C compiler interface which might work
better (like "/usr/something/cc", instead of whatever "cc" is
getting now)?
Have you considered installing GCC? (You'd like to think that
that wouldn't be needed.)
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