Am 21.06.22 um 13:47 schrieb Maarten Brock:
On a related note: is something specified for non-initialized variables? Currently SDCC creates no implicit initializer to zero when __at is used and no explicit initializer is provided. int __at(10) x; // not initilized to zero int __at(12) y = 0x1234; // is initialized
I suspect that this is a feature of __at that people actually use: the x in the example could be a memory-mapped I/O register.
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