Removed useless linking flag -Wl as gcc 4.7.0+ complains about it. #133
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Yes, it appears to be the same thing. Once I removed the flag, everything worked great. |
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@eichlan If you're interested, I have just released Hoedown 1.0.0, a revived fork of Sundown. It includes this pull request: |
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using gcc, the -Wl parameter during linking allows you to pass options to the linker directly. With no comma following the -Wl it does nothing, which is fine until gcc started complaining that it was there, and empty, when linking.