On OpenBSD x86 architecture, I have a weird behaviour when using M_CLI2.

I first noticed it while build fpm on x86, and next reduced the example code to the following:

program show
  use M_CLI2, only : set_args, lget, rget, sget, igets
  implicit none
  call set_args('-l F')
  print *, "lget", lget('l')
end program show

Please note, that there is no problem with real and rget (I don't specialy tested others types).

On x86_64, the program seems to work well:

$ ./test                                                                
 lget F
$ ./test -l
 lget T
$ ./test -l xxx
 lget T
$ ./test -h                                                                  
./test --version F
 --usage F
 --help F
 --version F -l F

On x86, I have the following behaviour:

$ ./test      
 lget*get_anyarray_l* expected one value found 3
$ ./test -l
 lget T
$ ./test -l xxx
 lget*get_anyarray_l* bad logical expression for l=XXX
 F
$ ./test -h  
 lget T

I tested with both gfortan 8.4.0 and gfortran 11.2.0 (both available on OpenBSD) with the same result.