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libtool assumes NASM accepts the same flags as the C-compiler, which is
not actually the case. Previously we used -prefer-no-pic to avoid any
additional flags being appended by libtool, which worked well for all tested
platforms, but as it turns out it doesn't for NetBSD and OpenBSD.
Using this wrapper-script also enables us to automatically define the PIC
macro as needed, which became relevant when we started supporting
32-bit x86 PIC-assembly in 026d65e707637b0f90902bca48654871e33575f3.
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`test` subdirectory contains complete test example.
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Use AM_SILENT_RULES in favor of "shave" if automake >= 1.11 is available.
Otherwise, disable silent build.
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* Remove checks for functions or headers that are part of ANSI C
or C89.
* Make enca optional.
* Conditionally compile the test program depending on libpng
availability.
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