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by robotresearcher
2945 days ago
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Another, better, response to your argument. Initializing an array of structs with = {0} does NOT tell the compiler that zeroing the entire contiguous chunk of memory matters - only that each struct should be zeroed. While memset( (void*)buf, 0, len) does tell the compiler that the entire contiguous memory chunk must be zeroed, which is what is intended. Language lawyers need not apply. |
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