> Setting bitunions to 0 when they weren't being set to anything else
> should be fine, although it might slow things down and not actually be
> necessary. Where did these things show up as uninitialized? It could
> also be that setting bits inside an otherwise uninitialized integer
> upsets gcc.
Well, I think in all cases, it was a bitunion where some of the fields
were never initialized (or some of the bits were never assigned to
fields), so I do think it is correct to make sure that they are
zeroed.

Make sense?

  Nate
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