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Installed : 

Reading specs from /usr/local/lib/gcc-lib/rs6000-ibm-aix4.2.0.0/2.7.2/specs
gcc version 2.7.2

What I did: Install Emacs-19.34

There are two possibilities: using GCC or CC

(1.1) Using GCC
      make distclean; configure; 
      make LDFLAGS="-Xlinker '-bloadmap:temacs.map-gcc '"
yiels loadmap "temacs.map-gcc" and Emacs that coredumps

(1.2) Using CC
      make distclean; configure --with-gcc=no; 
      make LDFLAGS="-bloadmap:temacs.map-cc"
yiels loadmap "temacs.map-cc"  and Emacs that works fine

Of course there are some differences beetwen loadmaps. Only one
might be remarkable:

"temacs.map-gcc" contents (1.1)
< SAVE: Section sizes = 1372973+460543+197464 (0x14F32D+0x706FF+0x30358 hex)
< SAVE: Size of TOC: 41296 (0xA150 hex)
< SAVE: No .loader section relocation entries exist for the .text section. **
                                                            =============
---
"temacs.map-cc" contents (1.2)
> SAVE: Section sizes = 1306548+485292+197560 (0x13EFB4+0x767AC+0x303B8 hex)
> SAVE: Size of TOC: 9976 (0x26F8 hex)


The procces building Emacs uses temacs to write out a copy
of the loaded task. Might be that the program that dumps out Emacs
needs a ".text" segment.

How should I tell GCC to write out .text segment ?

Remark: using programms without dumping feature are working fine.

Thanks!