gcc should accept "-u symbol"

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From: David Taylor
Date: Tue, 07 Apr 1992 00:36

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Gcc should accept "-u symbol" as a way of telling the linker that it
should treat the symbol as undefined.

Alternatively, and even nicer, would be an option to allow you to pass
arbitrary options to the linker -- something like Sun's "-Qoption prog opt".

David
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