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It correctly adds the .exe extension on Windows.
Technically, you can't return from a main program, although gfortran let me do so.
This is a half-measure since I haven't figured out how to correctly link shared objects on Windows.
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This PR allows the example to be built on Windows. It's somewhat of a half-measure, though, because only static libraries are built and linked on Windows. (See #5.) The build/install process is unchanged on Linux and macOS, although the cmake build process was improved.
The Windows build has been tested with Intel Fortran and the flang compiler available through conda.