release/public-v1: add flags to compile with gfortran-10 #131
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This was referenced Aug 12, 2020
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gfortran-10 is much stricter than previous versions of gfortran. This PR adds flags to compile the code with fortran-10 to the release/public-v1 branch. Unfortunately, due to the way the release/public-v1 builds are set up, this needs to be done for each of the NCEPLIBS-* directories that need the additional flags.
Also update VERSION from 1.0.0 to 1.1.0.
Tested to work on macOS with gfortran-10.2.0. Tested to have no impact on machines with Intel compilers or older GNU compilers.