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[news.eclipse.tools.cdt] Re: How to know a variable is a uninitialized variable?
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(Bill Linares)
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This is a compiler issue. Unfortunatelly most compilers won't even warn you. That is why the constructor concept in c++ is important: it forces you to at least think about initaling your variables, although it does not enforce it.
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