Hi,
On Tue, Aug 23 2011, Josh Triplett wrote:
> {} produces the same effect, as far as I know.
Yeah. I prefer {0}, because {} is a gcc-ism (the ANSI grammar demands
initializer-lists be non-empty) and is less readable for people who
haven't seen the idiom before and are wondering what's going on.
I'm still a little confused -- the {0} or memset(0, struct ..);
formations are used often in the kernel, even with pointers involved.
Is the warning (Wnon_pointer_null) run against the kernel by default,
or did Venkatraman add it manually? If default, is it catching bugs?
Thanks,
- Chris.
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