fbc internal changes to track binary tools used by fbc #334
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- internal changes to prepare for new options on fbc's tools and invocation - name FBCTOOLS_* in the enum FBCTOOL - add enum FBCTOOLFLAG to specify tool options - add FBCTOOLINFO structure to track additional information for each tool
- refactor fbcFindBin() to solve out variables lasttool, last_relying_on_system, and lastpath and store in fbcToolTB()
- refactor fbcFindBin() to solve out relying_on_system parameter
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This PR expands on ideas discussed in #279 to restructure some fbc internals to use a table of information to track and invoke binary tools - like AS, LD, GCC, etc.
Intent of the change is to provide some structure for future improvements such as querying the system for available tools or versions of tools, tracking information about tools as it is discovered, or allowing multiple versions / variations of a particular tool.