bug: Preprocessor definitions

[jphaupt]

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Description

Sorry if I missed this somewhere. For your convenience, I made a little repo for this issue (+ another issue): https://github.com/jphaupt/min_cmake_preproc/

Let's say I have a preprocessor definition NUMBER_PREPROCESSED=real. I then want to use in my code NUMBER_PREPROCESSED(dp). It looks like this is actually picked up correctly, as when you hover over the line it shows you #define NUMBER_PREPROCESSED real, but it still shows an error, and more importantly it deletes the .mod file (if there was one and if this is a module), which ruins indexing if the module is embedded in a bigger project. This is however valid code, as you can do target_compile_definitions(<target> PUBLIC NUMBER_PREPROCESSED=real) in cmake.

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Expected Behaviour

I expect it to notice the definition, as it does correctly, but to not show an error and not to delete the .mod file.

Version of Modern Fortran

v3.2.0

Version of Visual Studio Code

1.72.2

Platform and Architecture

Linux

Additional Information

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