Add Intel Fortran compilers to the citnames Tools #614
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I'm a member of Codee and we are developing a tool that requires the compile commands generated with
bearto work also with Intel Fortran compilers. We extendedbearfunctionality and considered that it would be useful for the project.This PR adds a new
citnamesTool to support Intel Fortran compilersifxandifort. I used the same approach that is done in the ToolGcc, classifying the most relevant compiler/linker/preprocessor flags according to the official intel documentation.I took advantage and factorized some functionality that is common to both GCC and IntelFortran.
It was tested with 2023.2.0 and 2025.0.0 Intel Fortran compilers.