More on C++ stack arrays

[Jonathan M Davis]

On Wednesday, October 23, 2013 22:40:55 Walter Bright wrote:
> 'void' initialization means uninitialized. This applies to fields, as well,
> meaning that the .init value of an aggregate with void initializations will
> have unreliable values in those locations.
> 
> This is why 'void' initializers don't belong in safe code, and reading
> 'void' initialized data will get you implementation defined data.

Agreed. But there's a significant difference between @system and illegal, and 
deadalnix was claiming that such init values were illegal per the language 
spec, which is what I was objecting to.

- Jonathan M Davis


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