It is bogus to use LDFLAGS on the shared ld command line for at least

two reasons:

- LDFLAGS has traditionally meant "flags to use when linking an
    executable", and such flags can be different than those for making
    a shared library

- LDFLAGS has traditionally been flags supplied to the cc executable for
    linking, not flags supplied to the ld executable... cc translates
    various flags before passing them to ld.  For example,
    "gcc -Wl,M" passes -M to ld.


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