IMPLICIT DOUBLE PRECISION (D,X-Z), INTEGER (N-P)
IMPLICIT can be used with character type to specify a default
length as well, for example:
IMPLICIT CHARACTER*100 (C,Z), CHARACTER*4 (S)
But this is not usually of much practical value. As with type
statements, the default character length is one.
More than one IMPLICIT statement can be used in a program unit but the same letter must not have its implied type specified more than once. The usual Fortran implied-type rules apply to all initial letters not listed in any IMPLICIT statements. The list of letters given after each type must appear in alphabetical order. IMPLICIT statements normally precede all other specification statements in a program. There is one exception to this: PARAMETER statements may precede them provided that the constants named in them are not affected by the IMPLICIT statement. Note that dummy arguments and function names may be affected by a subsequent IMPLICIT statement. IMPLICIT statements have no effect on intrinsic function names.