Add user-defined-flags to fortran in toml #1097
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A possible solution to issue 1096.
Description
I have added a new option/line under
[fortran]for fpm.toml files such that we can now addThese user-defined-flags are then directly passed through to the fortran compiler. Therefore, the compiler handles displaying errors with provided flags.
Testing
I have added this new fpm.toml option to some existing tests but I am not certain this is fully testing the new feature. Any input would be appreciated.