Fix 2 broken parallel tests, clean out some remaining support for legacy cfortran build and upper-case mod file names #162
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Also @WardF I have upgraded my CI system to build netcdf-fortran with and without parallel I/O with netcdf-c 4.6.3 and hdf5-1.10.5. |
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My CI system is showing problems with parallel builds and 4.6.1. I will take a look and fix... |
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OK, this branch is now all green on my CI system and on travis, and is ready to merge. |
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Awesome, thanks! |
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Part of #157.
Fixes #161.
Fixes #160.
Part of #85.
In this PR I fix two of the three broken parallel tests.
Also continuing to clean up residue of the ancient cfortran.h build, especially in the acinclude.m4 file, which contains a lot of macros we no longer use anywhere, since we no longer do the cfortran build.
Also removed handling for upper-case mod file names. This has been turned off in the build anyway, and the fortran compiler that subjected me to this horror has died and presumably gone to compiler hell. Which just goes to show, the best revenge really is living well.
Also updated release notes, and added link to documentation in the readme.