'USE, INTRINSIC ::' vs 'USE'

The following program compiles and runs as expected with FTN95.

program p
use iso_fortran_env, only: dp => real64
print*, dp
end

The alternative “modern” equivalent (I think this is the case) does not compile successfully with FTN95.

program p
use, intrinsic :: iso_fortran_env, only: dp => real64
print*, dp
end

Am I correct in assuming that simply converting the “modern” form to the simpler USE with no reference to INTRINSIC will have no unexpected side effects?

Ken

INTRINSIC may now be used (I tested against v9.04 and v9.05). To my knowledge there are no side effects either way.

Thanks Paul, I am a little behind the times at V9.03 - I will fix that!