Subj : Question
To   : Angus Mcleod
From : Frozen Fire
Date : Wed Aug 07 2002 04:48 am

 Re: Question
 By: Angus Mcleod to Frozen Fire on Mon Aug 05 2002 21:28:00

>   Re: Question
>   By: Frozen Fire to Digital Man on Mon Aug 05 2002 15:30:00
>
>  > Thats what I did. Since a defined int defaults to zero, and zero denoted
>  > first line on the light bar.. well :)
>  >
>  > In any event, its working now. Thanks again :)
>
> It may _work_ but it is still what they call _erroneous_.
>
> You should not rely on the un-initialized value of a variable unless the
> language specification specifically states what that value will be.
>
> Or unless you are writing drivers for Microsoft...
>
>

How did you know? hehehe. In most of the source files that came with SBBS, I
did not see any variables initialized, so I assumed the default for anything
declared was off, or zero, save for things such as "str", which are used
internally.

Thanks for the feedback :)



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