This commit disables an internal feature in print.c that adds GNU
#line macros to the generated C source code. This macro includes the
source line indicated and stores this in place of the actual source line
being called. With this one can map SAC code to segments of C code.
It is not entirely clear how this is useful, and under most circumstances this leads to confusion as C source lines do not line-up with SAC code (mostly).
Rather then removing this from print.c, this commit introduces the -gg
flag to activate the #line macro feature (in addition to what is
include normally with -g).