Detect undefined real variables?

To detect use of undefined real variables, I'd like to have the
compiler or linker initialize all real variables with a value such that
if it is used in an assignment or expression, it causes an exception,
or otherwise sends a signal.

Is this possible? I'm using Compaq Visual Fortran 6.0.

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