--disable-symbols is specified and to ensure that production
mode (where symbol stripping is usually a part of the FLAGS)
doesn't conflict with --enable-symbols. This will allow better
(though still limited) debugging of production/optimized code.
The PGI, XLC, Intel, and Solaris files were not modified and
do not generate the symbol removal flag at this time. They'll
be updated in future check-ins. In the meantime, production
mode on those platforms still usually strips symbols.
This check-in also updates the Cygwin-specific files to use
the new autotools FLAGS and option scheme when uncommon
(non-gnu, etc.) Fortran compilers are used.
Tested on: 64-bit Ubuntu 15.10 (Linux 4.2.0 x86_64) gcc 5.2.1
autotools serial (prod/debug w/ and w/o symbols)
symbol presence/absence checked with objdump
symbols, asserts, profiling, and optimization.
Also much refactoring, improved help, and --enable-<foo> options will
now emit errors on nonsense (e.g.: --enable-foo="asdfasdf").
The libhdf5.settings.in file was also reformatted.
Tested on: 64-bit Ubuntu 15.10 (Linux 4.2.0 x86_64) gcc 5.2.1
serial and parallel autotools w/ various options
