bug: Dozens of instances of f951 running when using autosave afterdelay
jordan4ibanez opened this issue · 1 comments
Is there an existing issue for this?
- I have searched the existing issues
I have tried the Pre-Release of the extension.
- I have replicated the Issue in the latest Pre-Release
Description
I am working on a fairly large project. When I start working on the main cross over file of all my modules, my operating system literally gets halted to a crawl due to process f951 being spawned over and over. I am just using this extension with defaults.
I wouldn't mind this, but I just saw this thing absolutely demolish my laptop's battery from 59% to 34% in 15 minutes.
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Expected Behaviour
Limit the number of instances of f951 this thing can spawn.
Version of Modern Fortran
v3.4.2024101621
Version of Visual Studio Code
1.95.3
Platform and Architecture
Endeavour OS x86_64
Additional Information
Ryzen 5500u, 32GB ram.
This also slows down my desktop with a 9700x and 48 GB of ram as well at some points, so this is definitely not only an issue with this being run on a laptop.
I have the same issue with ifort as the compiler. Dozens of intel64/fortcom instances. and they seem to compile the same file
Edit:
the fortcom process doesn't close when the file is closed.
and a new fortcom process is open every time when the file is opened.
Edit2:
After running the "fortcom" process out of vscode, I found the program hangs. Later found out it's because an include path was set incorrectly and the linter ifort never exits