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Hello, everybody.
I successfully installed FORTRAN compile and integrated it into Visual Studio 2019. Everything works fine. But there is a small annoying thing, when I used default editor in Visual Studio 2019 to program, it couldn't autocomplete and jump into declaration or definition for FORTRAN function like C++. So, How should I configure Visual Studio 2019 or others to realize autocomplete and function jump?
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To answer part of your question in VS Tools>Options>Text Editor>Fortran>Advanced has a lot of settings, for example "Enable GoTo Definition", you should look at these options.
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To answer part of your question in VS Tools>Options>Text Editor>Fortran>Advanced has a lot of settings, for example "Enable GoTo Definition", you should look at these options.
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Thanks, Andrew,
It works, but not very well. I could find where the “subroutine” and “module” defines by the “Go to Definition” command, but for the “function”, it doesn't seem to work.
For the autocompletion, I still have no idea about it. Here are the options I modified.
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Hi, did you achieve solve the problem? I also would like to use the autocompletion function in VS professional. I've read that is some options but you need to use VS code.

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