Guido> I'm curious if perhaps Apple's loader (which started this)
Guido> interprets -L as meaning both -L and -R in traditional Unix?
Damned if I could tell by reading the ld(1) manpage. The change I checked
in to unixccompiler.py returns -L only because I figured "-L<dir>" would be
innocuous, not because I expected it to have "-R<dir>" semantics.
I'll ask around on the Pythonmac-SIG.
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