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1. How to make CC output like cc output?

I am using the Sun Solaris 7 system and SC4.2. I have written a minor
boatload of C wrapper code for some C++ functions.  These C functions
are bundled in a DLL on Windows and a I am
now porting them to Solaris.  I then access the C functions from
Smalltalk using the virtual machine primitive interface.  It works
flawlessly on NT. so, I figured it should work just as easily on
Solaris.

When I build a simple sample function and global variable and compile
using 'cc', the resulting 'libsample.so' works beautifully!  I can see
the entry points for 'MyGlobalInteger' and 'myFunction' as I should.  

However, since my real C code is really wrapping C++ code and linking in
C++ libraries, I need to compile using 'CC'.  I tried using 'CC' on just
the sample below and I can no longer 'see' my entry points.  I assume
that the output format of 'CC' is in a format that the Smalltalk VM
(black box) cannot decode.  

I ran 'nm -g libsample.so' to see if the names were mangled - they were
not.  Is there a compiler option that will force CC output to be written
in the same format in the .so as the cc writes?  Or is there some prefix
I need to add before the functions/globals so the compiler at least
makes the entry points available in the same manner as 'cc'? For
instance, on Windows I use '__declspec(dllexport)'.

Any pointers to which doc to look at or options to try are welcome.  I'm
at the point now where I can't tell if I'm really close to a solution or
grasping at straws! <g>

Thanks,
John

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My test source file (sample.c) looks like:

        /* a global variable */
        unsigned int MyGlobalInteger = 42;

        /* a global function */
        int myFunction(void)
        {
                return 0;
        }

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