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1. 1 * vxjcLnWdi-Compiling shared lib with native Sun compiler (cc, aka, CC)

I have been happily working along building my shared libraries with GCC,
using the usual: gcc -fPIC -c foo.c

Then I link it with: ld -G -h libfoo.so.1 -o libfoo.so foo.o

and everything is peachy.  Today, I tried to do the same thing with the
native compiler, using: cc -pic -c foo.c (and the same ld cmd to link)
but when I then try to link against the lib, it says it can't find any
of
the symbols (routines declared in the shared lib).  As I say, it works
fine
in gcc.

Assuming that there would be some benefit in using the native compiler,
is
there any other command line options I need to include to make the
symbols
visible?

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