On 7/22/2021 4:27 PM, Martin Sebor via Gcc-patches wrote:
Passing a pointer to a built-in function escapes it, which in
turn causes objects pointed to by other potentially aliased
pointers to be assumed to be modified by other built-in calls.
This leads to a class of false negative -Wuninitial
Passing a pointer to a built-in function escapes it, which in
turn causes objects pointed to by other potentially aliased
pointers to be assumed to be modified by other built-in calls.
This leads to a class of false negative -Wuninitialized
warnings that can be avoided by the warning code and with
