When using vgdb (e.g. `valgrind --vgdb-error=0 myprog`)
and there's a valgrind warning for an uninitialized read, on a line like
if (a || b)
The question that happens then is, of course, was it a or b that was
uninitialized. If one uses vgdb to print the values of a and b, it won't
necessarily be obvious (e.g. two bools, both happen to show as "false", with
only one actually uninitialized). This makes me wonder, wouldn't it be
possible for vgdb to output a warning when doing "print a" or "print b" from
gdb and the value is marked as uninitialized?
If I understand the architecture correctly, this should be possible to
implement, right?
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