Improve f_check when assembly has no vendor identity - #6003
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Vendor detection in f_check greps the probe assembly (ftest.s) for a compiler identity string. Some compilers, notably Intel ifx, emit no such string, so the primary `case "$data"` scan fails to set a vendor. The name-based fallback only recognizes bare compiler names, so an ifx-backed wrapper (e.g. mpif90, mpifort or the Cray ftn wrapper) is not matched either, leaving the vendor empty and resulting in a false conclusion that no Fortran compilers are available. Append the output of `$compiler --version` to $data so such compilers are identified by their version banner (ifx's contains "ifx", "Intel").
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Vendor detection in f_check greps the probe assembly (ftest.s) for a compiler identity string. Some compilers, notably Intel ifx, emit no such string, so the primary
case "$data"scan fails to set a vendor.The name-based fallback only recognizes bare compiler names, so an ifx-backed wrapper (e.g. mpif90, mpifort or the Cray ftn wrapper) is not matched either, leaving the vendor empty and resulting in a false conclusion that no Fortran compilers are available.
Append the output of
$compiler --versionto $data so such compilers are identified by their version banner (ifx's contains "ifx", "Intel").