Fortran 2003: abstract interfaces

Hello,

I have a question about abstract interfaces and actual procedures in
Fortran 2003:

Suppose I have such code as:

abstract interface
subroutine dothis( ... )
....
end subroutine
end interface

This abstract interface is part of a typ definition.

How do I specify that a particular routine implements the interface
"dothis"?
Is that via the procedure statement:

procedure(dothis) :: do_it_this_way

Or via:

interface dothis
module procedure do_it_this_way
end interface

Or how?

(I can not find my copy of Fortran 95/2003 explained at the moment,
alas)

Regards,

Arjen
.

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