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flycheck how to silence certain errors or alternatively how to show warnings when errors are present
With the default gfortran checker options, it seems checking stops after the first error. You could try options that issue warnings that would otherwise be errors:
(setq flycheck-gfortran-language-standard "gnu")
(add-to-list 'flycheck-gfortran-warnings "pedantic")
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Make sure fortran-gfortran is in your exec-path. (You can check your exec-path with C-h v exec-path.)
Or, explicitly set somewhere in your init flycheck-fortran-gfortran-executable to point to the executable.
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Your warning messages (notice that they say "warning" rather than "error") come from flymake which is a package similar to flycheck except it comes bundled with Emacs. So those messages are not directly related to your flycheck config.
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