On Apr 18 2023, naoki ueda via Gcc-bugs wrote:

> The attached code says "int a = 100;", but it should normally be
> initialized with an "undefined value", but in the case of gcc-10, it is
> initialized with "0". Isn't this a bug in gcc-10?

0 is just one instance of "undefined value".

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