Hi, I am currently working on a project which uses a lot of old-style implicit variable types. For example:
module oumods
use, intrinsic :: iso_c_binding
implicit integer(c_int) (i-k), integer(c_int) (m,n), &
& real(c_double) (a-h), real(c_double) (l), real(c_double) (o-z)
contains
subroutine zI12(t,c,alpha,beta,r)
complex(c_double_complex) c,r, x,y,z
z = c*t
y = exp(z)
x = (2.0_c_double * cosh((z - cmplx(0._c_double,3.14159265358979324_c_double, kind(1._c_double))) &
& /2._c_double )) / (c / exp((z + cmplx(0._c_double,3.14159265358979324_c_double,kind(1._c_double)))/2._c_double))
r = beta*r+alpha*((t*y - x)/c)
end subroutine
end module
Currently the server seems unable to tell the type of variables t, alpha and beta.
I know ideally I should simply add explicit type declarations, but the existing code base is pretty large and complex so I'd rather not mess with it too much... It would be an very useful feature for the IDE to be able to display the types of them so the programmer doesn't need to "mentally calculate" the types.
Hi, I am currently working on a project which uses a lot of old-style implicit variable types. For example:
Currently the server seems unable to tell the type of variables
t
,alpha
andbeta
.I know ideally I should simply add explicit type declarations, but the existing code base is pretty large and complex so I'd rather not mess with it too much... It would be an very useful feature for the IDE to be able to display the types of them so the programmer doesn't need to "mentally calculate" the types.