HP Fortran Programmer's Reference

Data types and data objects
Intrinsic data types
kind-selector
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or +autodbl4 is used. Refer to the HP Fortran Programmer’s Guide for
information about using these options to increase sizes. Refer to Chapter 10,
“HP Fortran Statements” for information about each type-spec.
If type-spec is present, it overrides the implicit-typing rules; see “Implicit
typing” on page 31.
As an HP extension to the Standard, type-spec can also take the form:
type*length
where type is an intrinsic type excluding BYTE, CHARACTER, DOUBLE
COMPLEX, andDOUBLE PRECISION; andlength is the number of bytes of
storage required, as shown in Table 3-1. Alternatively, *length may appear
after the entity name. If the entity is an array with an array specification
following it, *length may appear after the array specification. If *length
appears with the entity name, it overrides the length specified by
kind-selector.
is
scalar-int-init-expr
char-selector
attribute-spec
entity-list
([KIND=]scalar-int-init-expr)
is a scalar integer initialization expression that must evaluate to one of the
kind parameters available (see Table 3-1). For information about
initialization expressions, see “Initialization expressions” on page 91.
specifies the length and kind of the character variable, when type-spec is
CHARACTER.
is one or more of the attributes listed in Table 3-2. Some attributes are
incompatible with others; for information about which attributes are
compatible as well as full descriptions of all the attributes, see Chapter 10,
“HP Fortran Statements.”
is a comma-separated list of entity names of the form:
var-name [(array-spec)] [*char-len] [ =
init-expr]
function-name[(array-spec )] [*char-len]
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