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> @gnikit Very considerate of you. I can't find a very convenient way to address the second point. Maybe you can set owner for each language. And only release new...

It appears that we are not the only ones with a need to dynamically generate grammars. This issue is being tracked here https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/68647 . Some workarounds have been offered

> You could try `ifort -fpp-name=$(command -v fypp)` to change the preprocessor used with the Intel compilers. Cheers @awvwgk, will give it a go

@mrpnk Can you post a minimal working example, that is compilable for us to have a test case?

Hi @fedebenelli thanks for the interest in this issue, I haven't had a lot of time to think about how we will best implement this. My original thoughts were to...

Thanks for the heads up @ivan-pi. I have gone ahead and subscribed into the discussion. That is a very good start indeed. My idea behind this is to have a...

You can set your global vscode setting call modOutputDir (I think) to be something like `${workspaceFolder}/build` that should both store your .mod files in build/ and include the path to...

Fpm can run additional commands to the shell by passing them after the fpm specific commands e.g. fpm build -- find build -name '*.mod' -exec cp {} ./build/include \; You...

Again, the additional command I posted will not work, since you might be copying .mod files from outdated or unrelated builds. The easiest way we found was to install the...

I am glad to hear that, if you want any help don't hesitate to reach out here or in our Fortran Discourse https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/