In Fedora, we are currently adding -I/usr/lib{,64}/gfortran/modules to
FFLAGS when building so that projects can find system gfortran modules.
However, FFLAGS is being inserted into the compile command before the
project's include directory specified by INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES. This
causes problem say when building a newer version of a package with and
older version installed locally.
I'm a little surprised about the ordering as it seems different than the
well established automake ordering
(http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Flag-Variables-Ordering.html)
where the project's flags (which I would lump INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES into)
come before the passed in flags.
So, is there a way to pass in a compiler option that will appear *after*
the INCLUDE_DIRECTORIES paths?
Thanks for any help, suggestions.
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