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You want to cause just those functions to go missing at link time? On most platforms, you could strip functions out of the libraries which are linked automatically by gcc. It's outside the realm of gcc, unless those are builtins present in libgcc.When I build a program ommiting: #include <stdio.h> or #include <stdlib.h>
I get message such as: implicit declaration of built-in function 'printf' or 'malloc'
Is there a way to build my program in a way that an error such as symbol not found is generated instead of gcc linking agains stdlib?
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