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As far as I know this is not possible in the build system. I've tried using `${fortran_gfortran_executable:gfortran}` as the executable, but only certain variables are allowed. You can already configure...

I'll put in an API request for this.

That is correct, if anyone wants to take ownership of it I am happy to hand it over.

Unfortunately I have embraced the dark art of C++... not much Fortran in my current job.

Happy to transfer ownership to you @Nevensky, you need to remove/rename your own SublimeFortran repo first though.

It is definitely possible to add these extra flags for the linter, as described in the `Readme.md`. Automatically adding the correct flags for each version based on file extension is...

> code I write will have better chances of being portable if I stick to a standard and > not use compiler extensions I agree. For now you could set...

I'm working on this. The indentation rules for modern fortran should be pretty decent, if you select a block of code and use Sublime's built in "Reindent" command it should...

These are disabled for the Fixed Form because they can get confusing in combination with the rulers that are turned on. You can re-enable them by adding the appropriate option...

Would there be an issue with having them defined as methods with positional arguments, rather than keyword arguments, and letting dispatch choose the appropriate one? I will try and submit...