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From: Nikolas Kauer <kauer@pheno.physics.wisc.edu>
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Subject: ld's trace option
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Hi all,

I want to check out how the linker resolves a certain symbol.  
I tried to use ld's option -y, however it didn't print any 
information to stdout or stderr.  Does anybody know how this 
works?  Maybe there is a better way to do this ...

Any hints are appreciated!

Nikolas

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