Upgrade to 1.3.6.

PR:		ports/193476
Submitted by:	maintainer


git-svn-id: svn+ssh://svn.freebsd.org/ports/head@367796 35697150-7ecd-e111-bb59-0022644237b5
- Update to 05_20140907
  Changes:
  * The function setSearchPath has been added to the library
    process.s7i.
  * The compiler has been improved to write an error message, when the
    sets of a case-statement overlap. Until now this situation was only
    recognized by the C compiler.
  * The interpreter has been improved to raise an exception, when the
    current value of a case-statement is element of two sets.
  * There have been changes in the libraries makedata.s7i and make.s7i.
  * The macro expansion in makedata.s7i has been changed. Now all macro
    expansions (except the expansions of internal macros) are done with
    the function applyMacros.
  * In makedata.s7i the function applyMacros has been improved to
    process the makefile macro functions wildcard, error and warning.
  * The functions evalFunction and getMacro, that where used to do
    macro expansion when the makefile is read, have been removed.
  * The code to read the definition of recursively expanded variables
    has been changed to do no macro expansion. This macros are expanded
    when they are used.
  * The library make.s7i has been improved to read the parameters
    for the commands rm, cp, and mv as Unix shell parameters (with the
    function getUnixCommandParameter).
  * The library make.s7i has been improved to read the parameters
    for the commands del, copy, xcopy and move as Dos/Windows batch
    parameters (with the function getDosCommandParameter).
  * Interpreter and compiler have been improved to support the action
    CMD_SET_SEARCH_PATH.
  * The batch file bin/call_gcc.bat has been changed to work correctly,
    when it is called from any directory.
  * Writing error messages in error.c has been changed to use prot_...
    functions instead of printf.


git-svn-id: svn+ssh://svn.freebsd.org/ports/head@367797 35697150-7ecd-e111-bb59-0022644237b5