Add -fallow-argument-mismatch if GNU Fortran 10.0.0 is used #63
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Starting from GNU Fortran 10.0.0, function/subroutine argument type mismatch becomes a compile error. A new compile command-line option "-fallow-argument-mismatch" can turn these errors into warnings. This PR checks whether MPI Fortran compilers recognize this command-line option and, if yes, adds it automatically to FFLAGS and FCFLAGS.
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Starting from GNU Fortran 10.0.0, function/subroutine argument type
mismatch becomes a compile error. A new compile command-line option
"-fallow-argument-mismatch" can turn these errors into warnings. This
PR checks whether MPI Fortran compilers recognize this command-line
option and, if yes, adds it automatically to FFLAGS and FCFLAGS.