Comment by RustyRussell
2 days ago
In recent years I've come to rely on this non-initialization idiom. Both because as code paths change the compiler can warn for simple cases, and because running tests under Valgrind catches it.
2 days ago
In recent years I've come to rely on this non-initialization idiom. Both because as code paths change the compiler can warn for simple cases, and because running tests under Valgrind catches it.
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