Most likely - when the Nim's manual was created GCC's ld.bfd that everyone used was built as such that `--as-needed` flag wasn't a default option. Since then most of the Linux distributions do package ld.bfd with `--as-needed` flag on by default. For dynamic libraries it doesn't discard them during linking phase if at the point of symbol resolution they don't provide any needed symbols.
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- Understand C++ binding with OpenCV. AMoura
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