Ok, but where can i found infos about how to correctly code a multi-segment C++ app. It seems that the place of each parts in segments a really important for code stability.
> > i have some debug stuffs i can enable/disable with a #define. > > But if i disable them, my code is lower and variable initialization > > seems to be different : > > > > Char *t; // doesn't anymore point to NULL ?! > > int s; // != 0 ?! > > this is probably just a side effect you got used to. the C standard > doesn't specifically say your variables are initialized to zero in > any way whatsoever. > > if you want it to be NULL and 0, do this: > > Char *t = NULL: > int s = 0; Ok, but a have a class with lots of properties, do i really need to create a constructor that initialize all my properties ? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
