fpt and WinFPT Reference Manual - Command-line Commands
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SPECIFY IMPLICIT NONE
Syntax:
[DO NOT] SPECIFY IMPLICIT NONE
Function:
fpt writes an IMPLICIT NONE statement immediately after the sub-program declaration statement or the last USE statement if any are present, in every sub-program in which IMPLICIT NONE is not already specified.
Existing IMPLICIT statements are commented out.
All objects for which no data type has been specified are explicitly declared.
The declarations are written immediately after the new IMPLICIT NONE statement, or after a SAVE statement without arguments if this is present. They are written in the same file as the sub-program declaration statement. If a SAVE statement without arguments is present, but written in an INCLUDE file, the SAVE statement is moved to the file which contains the sub-program declaration. If the INCLUDE file is shared by several sub-programs, the SAVE statement is inserted into all of them.
The declarations are organised in the same way as is described for the command DECLARE ALL SYMBOLS.
Where to Use this Command
| Operating system command line | Yes |
| Configuration file, config.fsp | Yes |
| Specification (fsp) files, *.fsp | Yes |
| Interactively, to FPT> prompt | Yes |
| Interactive command files | Yes |
| Embedded in the Fortran code | No |
Default
No change is made. (Note that defaults may be changed in the configuration file)
See Also
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