Remove PHP atomic includes and PHP_DEFINE M4 macro #13372
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PHP_DEFINE was introduced with the PHP 5 build system 9d9d39a and then refactored via 350de12. This was once used to put defined constants into a single file to have more fine-graned dependencies (atomic includes). Since no known PHP extension is using this and it makes very little sense to use this, this M4 macro can be removed in favor of the Autoconf native way using AC_DEFINE and the usual included files php_config.h and config.h. - Generated unused include directory removed - Remove include dir from DEFS - Remove also include dir from PDO checks
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PHP_DEFINE was introduced with the PHP 5 build system 9d9d39a and then refactored via 350de12.
This was once used to put defined constants into a single file to have more fine-graned dependencies (atomic includes). Since no known PHP extension is using this and it makes very little sense to use this, this M4 macro can be removed in favor of the Autoconf native way using AC_DEFINE and the usual included files php_config.h and config.h.
Continuing from #4360