Comment #6 on issue 5555 by erikkay: UMR in proxy_script_fetcher_unittest
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=5555

Actually, the same thing is true with Purify.  It treats "uninitialized  
memory
copies" (UMC) as something different than UMRs, but just tracks them  
through their
use.  If we turned on UMC warnings, we'd be flooded with useless errors.   
If A is
uninitialized, B = A isn't enough to trigger a UMR.  To be honest, I don't  
understand
why this one triggered an error.  As eroman pointed out, this error is even  
stranger
because it's clear that this code is executed in other tests (all over base  
for
example), but his is the first place we saw it triggered.

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