Add Fortran fix/free form flags #73
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On Summit @olcf, the IBM XLF compiler would not compile fixed-form Fortran program without command-line option '-qfixed'. Fortunately, all PnetCDF Fortran 77 example and test programs are written in fixed form. All F90 programs are written in free form. The only exception are two programs freeform.f and fixedform.f90, which are used to test free form in a F77 program and fixed form in f90 program.
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IBM XLF compiler on Summit at OLCF requires -qfixed compile flag when
compiling Fortran programs written in fixed form. This PR adds the fixed
form flag detected at configure time to AM_FFLAGS when compiling fixed
form programs. Similarly, it added the free form flag to AM_FCFLAGS when
compiling free form programs.