- Correctly handle the case where we have multi-table DELETE and a table
  that we're deleting from looks like it could be eliminated.

- Remove a piece of code that's not needed anymore.

- More testcases
- Set correct dependencies for non-bound multi-equalities.

mysql-test/r/table_elim.result:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - More testcases
mysql-test/t/table_elim.test:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - More testcases
sql/opt_table_elimination.cc:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - Set correct dependencies for non-bound multi-equalities.

- Multiple-equality handling

- Use Table_elimination only for functional dependency checking for
  individual objects and rename it to Func_dep_analyzer

- Better comments
- Switch from "type" enum and switch to virtual functions for member funcs.

- Code cleanup

- Switch from trying to eliminate all tables at once (which didn't work)
  to the original approach of bottom-up elimination. 

- More testcases

- More dbug printouts
- More testcases

- More comments

- Better comments
- More OOM checks

sql/sql_select.cc:
  - Remove garbage code

- Add OOM error checking

- Address review feedback: change expression analyzer used to be a copy-paste
  of ref analyzer. ref analyzer, besides doing ref analysis, also collected 
  info about keys which had sargable predicates. We didn't need that part here.

- code cleanup

- Fix trivial valgrind failures that shown up after review

- Review feedback, more variable renames 

Continue with addressing review feedback part two: 
- rename enum members
- add checking for out of memory errors on allocation

- Switch from uniform graph to bipartite graph with two kinds of nodes:
  "values" (tables and fields) and "modules" (t.col=func(...) equalities, 
  multi-equalities, unique keys, inner sides of outer joins).
- Rename functions, classes, etc.

- More function renames, added comments

- Better comments

sql/sql_select.cc:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - Fix buildbot failure: do set correct value to nested_join::n_tables

Fixes after post-review fixes:
- Don't search for tables in JOIN_TAB array. it's not initialized yet.
  use select_lex->leaf_tables instead.

- Post-postreview changes fix: Do set NESTED_JOIN::n_tables to number of 
  tables left after elimination.

- When making inferences "field is bound" -> "key is bound", do check 
  that the field is part of the key

- Continue addressing review feedback: remove "unusable KEYUSEs" 
  extension as it is no longer needed.

sql/item.h:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - Code cleanup
sql/opt_table_elimination.cc:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - Code cleanup

Address review feedback: 
- Change from Wave-based approach (a-la const table detection) to 
  building and walking functional dependency graph.
- Change from piggy-backing on ref-access code and KEYUSE structures
  to using our own expression analyzer.


sql/item.cc:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - Move from C-ish Field_processor_info to C++ ish and generic Field_enumerator
sql/item.h:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - Move from C-ish Field_processor_info to C++ ish and generic Field_enumerator
sql/sql_bitmap.h:
  MWL#17: Table elimination
  - Backport of Table_map_iterator from 6.0

- When collecting Item_subselect::refers_to, put references to the correct
  subselect entry.

Added build scripts for 32 bit x86 architecture on Solaris.
Renamed some scripts for consistency.
Changed to dynamic linking of libgcc.


BUILD/compile-solaris-amd64:
  Changed to dynamic linking of libgcc.
  
  The -static-libgcc was a legacy of the original build scripts. -R
  (analogous to -L link time search path) is a Solaris mechanism to
  ensure a needed lib directory is searched at runtime.
  
  In Solaris 10, gcc comes bundled, under /usr/sfw, allowing to use it without
  creating dependency problems. This allows eg. benefiting from ordinary system
  patch maintenance.
BUILD/compile-solaris-amd64-debug:
  Changed to dynamic linking of libgcc.
  
  The -static-libgcc was a legacy of the original build scripts. -R
  (analogous to -L link time search path) is a Solaris mechanism to
  ensure a needed lib directory is searched at runtime.
  
  In Solaris 10, gcc comes bundled, under /usr/sfw, allowing to use it without
  creating dependency problems. This allows eg. benefiting from ordinary system
  patch maintenance.