I didn't remember correctly when CS_ALLOC_STACK_ARRAY() should be used and
thought that it was whenever one want to allocate an array on the stack,
instead of when the size is unknown at compile time.
Yes, the warning message was about uninitialized values, I'll put your fix
instead.
> Curious. CS_ALLOC_STACK_ARRAY() is employed when you want to allocate
> an array on the stack but don't know the number of elements at
> compile-time. In this case, the array size is known at compile-time,
> so CS_ALLOC_STACK_ARRAY() is superfluous. What problem does this
> change attempt to resolve? Was it a case of the compiler complaining
> that the array was used uninitialized? If so, a cleaner way to resolve
> the warning would be:
>
> float previousEdgeMidPoint[3] = { 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f };
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