Finally, I think I found the cause (as the problem appeared on Debian as
well): The object file pythongdl.cpp.o was empty, and all functions
(including initGDL and PyInit) were called from the library
(libgnudatalanguage0) linked to. On gcc-9 (and probably on Ubuntu's
gcc), the "as-needed" flag is implicite in the linking step, which
prevents unneded libraries from being linked. Therefore, the symbols
can't befound anymore.
This is now solved in the Debian package.
** Changed in: gnudatalanguage (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
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