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I experience significant lagging when working in a free-format file that has many modules (in my case, I have 10 modules in this file) and a lot of lines (currently 3294 in mine). If I restart Visual Studio, the lagging goes away, but soon returns within a couple of hours. Eventually it takes several seconds to register even a single keystroke.

I have set all my Advanced Fortran options to False (with the exception of Disable Database, which is set to True). This helped some of the lagging initially, but I'm still experiencing the several second lag after working on a file for a couple hours. I notice that when I type "use", the IDE gives me the names of the modules in the file for me to choose from. Perhaps some of the Advanced Options are not registering correctly? I also notice that whenever I press a key, the "Parse File xxx.f90" string appears in the status bar. I'm not sure what it's parsing if all my advanced options are set to false.

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Thanks for filling the IPS ticket, and for attaching a file that should reproduce the issue. I couldn't, but I understand you need to modify the file in VS2013 for a long time to see the problem.. I've reported this to the developers, internal tracking number DPD200410144.

The problem is: upon every key press/edit action in an editor window, the status bar displays "Parse file bla.F90", *even though* I disabled all advanced Fortran editor options (and set disable database to True).

I can't try Update 4 yet, as I'm waiting for the sysadmins to upgrade to Intel License Manager 2.9.
I'm not so optimistic that Update 4 will do the job, though. This behavior has been in since 2017 or so. It would be no problem for us to do without any of the IntelliSense/advanced editing features, but the thing remains that these can not be switched off for a 100%.

Just to confirm, I have the same problem. Whenever it appears, I close Visual Studio and open it again. Then it works fine until after some time (>several hours), the lagging starts to occur again. Then I need to close Visual Studio again... I think this behavior exists for at least more than 1 year. Maybe it started since the AutoCompletion of the Modules has been introduced after one has typed "use " into the source code in the modules section. But maybe it has been there for many years already. I cannot remember exactly. I usually have many .f90 files open and also very long files.

The behavior is always the same. After editing Fortran code for more than 30 minutes or so, the typing starts to lag, to the point where it takes multiple seconds for a single keystroke to appear on the screen. My only solution is to restart Visual Studio. It is extremely frustrating.

It seems to happen faster, and more severe, when editing large Fortran files (thousands of lines), and those with many "use" statements in the functions. However, this might just be because all of our large Fortran files have lots of "use" statements.

The USE statements aren't relevant. The editor is trying to rescan the whole source for things such as parenthesis matching. I remember when I was working on IFWINTY I would have to create a separate file with my changes and then paste it in, as the editor was so slow.

That may well be the case but it is initially OK but gets slower with the passage of time. The file edits are insignificant as part of the whole. It is like there is some sort or resource leak that eventually forces a VS restart.

I am getting errors logging into the priority support pages, the phone support people have pointed me to an e-mail adress (support...@intel.com), from which I am getting errors "your message was not delivered".

See if -us/forums/intel-visual-fortran-compiler-for-windows/topic/761817 helps - it gives a different email for help with login issues. Also, Devorah or one of the other Intel folks might see your complaint here and contact you offline. Submitting by email is probably not an option.

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