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Environment: SunOS4.1.(Mostly 3), gcc-2.5.2

Once in a while I need to mix static & dynamic libraries when linking
an executable.  For example, there's the well-known case of the broken
dynamic libXaw in Openwindows.  I've also needed to go back & forth
with some of my own experiments in making libraries.

I can't remember how to do this with gcc, or else it doesn't work at
this revision; it's not something I do often enuf to be confident I
really remember the procedure.  The gnu gcc option "-static" works but
seems to point the linker exclusively to static libraries, ie it
doesn't work in-line like Sun's "-Bstatic" option does.  Trying to
in-line Sun 
-Bstatic -lfoo -Bdynamic
with the gnu gcc form
-Wl,-Bstatic -lfoo -Wl,-Bdynamic
results in the static/dynamic options being resorted & pulled to the
beginning of the call to "ld" -- they no longer wrap the library where
they need to be.  This seems like a bug to me.  Does anyone know a way
to do this with gcc?  Any comments?  Thanks.

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