How to make gcc use Dynix /bin/ld without -L flag?

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From: Bryan Bayerdorffer
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1993 22:30

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Does anyone know how to configure gcc 2.3.3 so that it doesn't call the system
linker (/bin/ld) with the -L flag?  I need to build gcc for a Sequent Symmetry
(Dynix 3.0.12) so that it uses /bin/ld.  There are reasons why I can't have gcc
call the GNU version of ld instead.
                                                                            
It seems that gcc assumes -L to be a valid flag no matter what, even when   
configured for *-sequent-* and told to use the system linker via collect2.
                                                                            
What's the trick?                                                           
                                                                            
Thanks,

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