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# Specify what global symbols we export.  Note that we're not really
# interested in declaring a version, simply scoping the file is sufficient.
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SUNWprivate_1.1 {
	global:
		main;		# Provides basic adb symbol offsets
		environ;	# Public symbols and required by Java run time
		_environ;
		__environ_lock;
		___Argv;	# The following are private, but as they are
		_start;		# exported from ctr1/crtn, the clever hacker
		_init;		# might know about them.  However note, that
		_fini;		# their use is strictly not supported.
		_lib_version;
#		_mcount;
		__fsr;
		__fsr_init_value;
		__longdouble_used;
                # Needs to be global rather than local. Note that _IO_stdin_used
                # is exported by crt1.o. If it were using 'local' scope instead,
                # glibc would use a legacy implementation of libio, which isn't
                # what we want
                _IO_stdin_used;

	local:
		*;
};