On Nov 27, 2007, at 9:49 AM, Ilia Alshanetsky wrote:
GCC will spue a slew of warnings that can be safely ignored and in some cases are bogus. The pedantic changes only make the code harder to read and yield very little if any benefits in return. For larger, more complex structs like zvals it'll only create a meaningless mess. There is absolutely no reason that any half decent compiler will not be able to understand {0} for any declared struct.
My goal here is to improve long-term maintainability of the code, by letting compilers and tools like splint do their automated magic where possible. If this is not useful to the PHP core team, then that's fine, I'll walk away. Let me know either way.
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