I think the only way that you can get vscode to detect such programs is if you launch it from within a conda activated terminal window, and even then I am not sure what’s going to happen. The problem is that vscode knowns nothing about your conda environment and all the things that it adds to your PATH when it’s activated. Any clue about that based on my setup in WSL and conda? Indeed a pop-up alerts me to install fortls any time I open de project.Īre there any way to configure automatically the paths of the active environment for the extension or Do I have to define these paths hardcoded for each environement in the configuration of the extension?Īlso I am having troubles to create a launch.json to perform debug… I have no Idea how to configure these file. I review and from terminal with the active environment I can run which gfortran and obtain the path of the environement /home/aragong/miniconda3/envs/fortran/bin/gfortran, same with gdb, fortls and fpm but Vscode extension is not finding these paths. Now, I activate my new environement from the vscode terminal and I am able to use fpm to create a project, bluid and run from terminal. So I start with this simple environment file, that conda diggest properly with conda env create -file environement.yml and successfully create an environment called fortran with all my requirements.
I am starting to learn Fortran and I think that will be great if I can create a conda environement with all the libraries required (I am not sure if this is possible or even adequate, please let me know) I am new with fortran, I normally code in python in VScode in windows but I use linux miniconda environments host in the WSL.
First of all, than you to the community for all the efforts, it is greate to have common space where look at to start, really great.
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