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The vscode CMake Tools extension talks to the C/C++ extension API to provide accurate preprocessor definitions and include paths. If vscode-fortran-support would provide a similar API then the CMake Tools extension could use it in the same way. This would avoid having to manually configure include paths etc. if CMake is used as build system.
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I think I should clarify what the status of this feat req is. You can have extremely accurate and functional include paths by using glob patterns. So using cmake to have accurate include paths is not that important anymore.
The circumstances that I can foresee this being the only solution are:
There are conflicting include files, hence using a global include would lead to linter conflicts. Although I am not sure if that is possible when you use the -fsyntax-only flag.
You want a plug and play experience with your build system i.e. not having to configure linter paths manually.
The vscode CMake Tools extension talks to the C/C++ extension API to provide accurate preprocessor definitions and include paths. If vscode-fortran-support would provide a similar API then the CMake Tools extension could use it in the same way. This would avoid having to manually configure include paths etc. if CMake is used as build system.
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