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Issue created Sep 27, 2016 by Keith Miller@keith.miller.uuid

ninja generator fortran support: original source file directory is not searched when using fortran INCLUDE statement

When a file is INCLUDEed in fortran, the original source directory that contains the source file with the INCLUDE statement should be searched for the included file ahead of any directories that are specified with -I. It would normally be functionality that is implicitly provided by the compiler, but since the pre-processed file is located out-of-tree, the original source directory may need to be added to the include path? Please find attached test case:

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