Am 27.08.2015, 21:26 Uhr, schrieb Peter Rosin:
Seems like a fast way to not get a compiler warning if you do happen to use a variable that would be used uninitialized if it were not for an ugly pointless initializer.
Sorry if I added the wrong number of negations in there, but you get my point anyway, hopefully...
Did you mean: "The compiler-warning would inform you that the value is not set in a code-path"?
That's why I usually try to avoid initializing auto-variables (and maybe save some bytes).
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