AIX 5.2 / Apache 2 / PHP 5 with OCI8

Hi,
I have problemes to compile the php module for aix5.2 full 64bit kernel. The compiler (libtool/gcc) fails to use the pthread lib.
The GCCFLAGS are -maix64 -pthread but did not help.
Any help how to compile?
Regards
Friedel

sorry I write to quick or kbd problem ;
try replacing all oracle/lib by oracle/lib32 in makefile
and restart make without configure
it works for me
with AIX 5.3 / apache 1.3.31 / PHP 5-dev / Oracle 10g

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