Andy Green wrote:
Mike McCarty wrote:
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C doesn't initialize what? It initializes all used variables.
Not if they're on the stack. You should get a compiler warning
nowadays... but don't count on it!
Erm, C knows nothing about a "stack". However, it is true
that automatic variable are not necessarily initialized.
I should have stated that all statically allocated variables
are initialized. Thanks for the correction.
Mike
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