Wanted to add, you can of course highlight with the mouse the desired variable or comparison, but it is rather cumbersome.
By the way, if you highlight the whole i(index).eq.j then the debugger gives the right value but after a few tries it crashes!
Here is a new code that shows the various issues:
!ftn95$free
program main
integer i(10),j,k
i= 1
j=2
index = 5
k=0
if (i(index).eq.j) k=1
!32bit
!hovering near j shows value of j
!clicking on j shows value of j
!highlighting i(index).eq.i gives error 'structure expected'
!64bit
!hovering over j nothing happens
!clicking on j gives .eq.j syntax error
!highlighting i(index).eq.i gives correct value (false) but after some tries it will crash
if (i(2).eq.j) k=1
!32bit
!hovering near j shows value of j
!clicking on j shows value of j
!highlighting i(2).eq.i gives error 'structure expected'
!64bit
!hovering over j nothing happens
!clicking on j gives .eq.j. syntax error
!highlighting i(2).eq.i gives correct value (false) but after some tries it will crash
if (k.eq.j) k=1
!32bit
!hovering near j shows value of j
!clicking on j shows value of j
!highlighting k.eq.j gives error 'structure expected'
!64bit
!hovering over j shows value of k.eq.j
!clicking and highlighting work fine (apart from the crashing after a few tries)
end program