We only compile for a single platform, the one inside our container.
Since we do that, we can massively simplify this build.
Change-Id: Ic7d088fd85f2cf88838cb83524aaf1c8b2e858bf
There's a ton of stuff in here that's holdovers from the days of
Drizzle, such as intel c compiler and solaris support, that can
just flat go away. There's also support for being able to turn off
a bunch of various things with m4 parameters that were there to let
us deal with legacy MySQL code. We don't need any of those. We can
also just depend on autoconf archive for more functions and align
with the behavior there rather than carrying local logic.
While we're at it, rename both pandora and zuul prefixed things to
opendev. pandora-build is what we were calling the collection of
autoconf stuff 10 years ago, but is a long-dead project. That said,
none of this is specific to zuul, but might still be useful for
general C++ "I want to build things cleanly and stricly like
Drizzle did". Use opendev for now, with the thought that perhaps
we'll extract these into their own repo to be used by people
should they choose.
Perhaps a better prefix choice would be "DRIZZLE_" - since these
are "build things inspired by Drizzle" - but maybe that implies
a provenance that doesn't exist.
Update copyright for the files that have essentially been rewritten.
For the ones that are still legitimately based on the original code,
add a Red Hat header line.
Monty Taylor