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Linking DefaultRuneLocale?

Don't seem to have had any luck with this one on the Cocoa-dev list, so I'll try Xcode even though I don't like crossposting:

I'm trying to port something from an external environment to work in both that environment and Xcode with Cocoa. I can build the sample program OK linking to AppKit, Foundation, and CoreData. However, when I run the application (in terminal and Xcode), I get:

>>>>>
ian:W_code ian 22:50 518> sample
dyld: Symbol not found: __DefaultRuneLocale
Referenced from: /Volumes/User/Users/ian/Development/Eiffel/Cocoa/ Sample/EIFGENs/sample/W_code/./sample
Expected in: /System/Library/Frameworks/CoreData.framework/ Versions/A/CoreData

Trace/BPT trap
<<<<<

I believe that DefaultRuneLocale might be in libSystem.dylib in the OS 10.4 sdk, but how do I get gcc to link to it (without Xcode)? My link command looks like:

gcc -o sample -O0 -pipe -no-cpp-precomp -fno-common -fPIC -I. - I../../../.. C1/Cobj1.o E1/eoption.o ../../../build/Debug/ Obj-C.o -framework AppKit -framework Foundation -framework CoreData / Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.4.0.sdk/usr/lib/libSystem.dylib -lm

Thanks
Ian
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