On 6/3/13, Don <[email protected]> wrote: > A lot of code relies on this behaviour, but the spec doesn't > mention it!!!
I didn't know about it until Walter mentioned the syntax to me. I've found it quite useful since then. E.g.: char[100] buffer = 0; Without this buffer is normally initialized with 0xFF, and this could break C functions when you pass a pointer to such an array. > Personally I'd like to just use block-init everywhere. Me too. You get my vote.
