remove references to G95 and other specific Fortrans

[edwardhartnett]

In wgrib2/New_grid.c we have:

#ifdef G95
        // initialize g95 runtime library
        if (g95_runstop == 0) { g95_runtime_start(0,NULL); g95_runstop = 1; }
#endif

What's this all about? I've never seen any other program that required this.

In our code there should be no reference to specific Fortran compilers. Fully standard Fortran runs on all compilers, and that's all we should be using.

[webisu]

A long time ago, g95 was better than gfortran. In order to call a g95 compiled routine from C, you had to initialize the g95 run time library. I don't know whether this is still true. I haven't used g95 in years. We should get rid of g95 support since it hasn't been tested.

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[webisu]

Reference to G95 was eliminated when New_grid.c was rewritten for the new iplib.
The change also made the calling to fortran standard.