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Some cleanup for Linux executables. The value of the
initial_function_addr is saved to a file and compiled in when linking the executable. This makes building the executable more portable. All that's need is a way for gcc to link all of lisp.a and to set the starting address of some segments. lisp/lisp.c: o For Linux, use the value of initial_function_addr instead of the address. tools/linker-x86.sh: o Disable -x option, unless CMU_DEBUG_LINKER is not empty. o Instead of using --defsym feature of GNU ld, save the initial function address in a file to be compiled when making the executable. lisp/elf.c: o Remove printing of the sizeof elf headers o Print some info about the object being written and print somewhat neatly. lisp/save.c: o Rework printing info of the core objects. Let write_elf_object do it.
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