Hi Andries!
> All these really good people, unable to capture a simple idea.
> Let me try one more time.
> There is information. The information is:
> "this variable needs initialization"
> Now you tell me to know simple rules. OK, I know them.
> But what do they tell me about my variables a and b, where
> a requires initialization and b does not require it?
Distinguishing between variables initialized to zero and those not requiring
initialization is a good idea, but honestly, how common are static variables
declared at the top level which don't require initialization?
Have a nice fortnight
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