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Do not set CMAKE_Fortran_FLAGS in CMakeLists.txt. Take M4FLAGS from a user-configurable cache variable instead of from the environment. The m4 macro processor is required for the Fortran build.
All output is written to the same directory under CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR.
Uses the pre-generated SWIG wrapper. The f90cbf library is not installed, nor are Fortran examples.
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Because stock SWIG does not support Fortran (and the state of swig-fortran is unclear),
CMakeLists.txtrelies on the pre-generated SWIG wrapper.convert_f90_swip_wrapis built nonetheless.