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From: guy@auspex.auspex.com (Guy Harris)
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Subject: Re: Does GNU emacs ever use shared libraries?
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Date: 13 May 89 09:48:14 GMT
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>I don't know much about SysV, but I suspect that there should be a way.  If
>nothing else works, you can always list the library name on the command
>line instead of -l<lib>.  Remember to add /usr/lib/libc.a, or whatever it
>is on your machine, at the end of the command line if your machine has a
>dynamic version of libc.

I seem to remember something that indicated that with S5R3 shared
libraries you had to explicitly tell "cc" to link with shared libraries;
you'd have to do "cc ... -lc_s" to link with the shared C library. 
(S5R4 shared libraries will probably bear a startling resemblance to
SunOS 4.x shared libraries....)