Update docs on EMCC_FORCE_STDLIBS

Specifically the instructions about building the side module with -v
have been incorrect for many years now, and there is no modern
equivalent.

Fixes: #17216

Author: sbc100

site/source/docs/compiling/Dynamic-Linking.rst

@@ -145,23 +145,6 @@ it (except for ``dlopen(NULL)`` which means to open the current executable,
 which just works without filesystem integration). That’s basically it - you can
 then use ``dlopen(), dlsym()``, etc. normally.
 
-System Libraries
-================
-
-As mentioned earlier, system libraries are handled in a special way by
-the Emscripten linker, and in dynamic linking, only the main module is
-linked against system libraries. A possible issue is if a side module
-depends on a system library that the main does not. If so, you’ll get a
-runtime error. This section explains what to do to fix that.
-
-To get around this, you can build the main module with
-``EMCC_FORCE_STDLIBS=1`` in the environment to force inclusion of all
-standard libs. A more refined approach is to build the side module with
-``-v`` in order to see which system libs are actually needed - look for
-``including lib[...]`` messages - and then building the main module with
-something like ``EMCC_FORCE_STDLIBS=libcxx,libcxxabi`` (if you need
-those two libs).
-
 Code Size
 =========
 
@@ -185,6 +168,22 @@ when doing load time dynamic linking.
 
 There is also the corresponding ``-sSIDE_MODULE=2`` for side modules.
 
+System Libraries
+================
+
+As mentioned earlier, system libraries are handled in a special way by the
+Emscripten linker, and in dynamic linking, only the main module is linked
+against system libraries. With ``-sMAIN_MODULE=2`` side module dependencies are
+automatically handled, but with ``-sMAIN_MODULE=1`` it is possible that a side
+module depends on a system library that the main does not.  This section
+explains what to do to fix that by forcing the main module to be linked against
+certain libraries.
+
+You can build the main module with ``EMCC_FORCE_STDLIBS=1`` in the environment
+to force inclusion of all standard libs.  A more refined approach is to name the
+system libraies that you want to explictly include.  For example, with something
+like ``EMCC_FORCE_STDLIBS=libcxx,libcxxabi`` (if you need those two libs).
+
 Miscellaneous Notes
 ===================