regarding the second point, we have compilers that flag variables which
are read before being written. I've never seen any warning for these
variables, and the few I tracked down just now by hand didn't have this
problem. I'll do a more thorough search in a few minutes.
Does Sun have a compiler flag that initializes all local variables to zero
(most compilers do)? Did you compile with it and verify this was the
problem? If not we can do it -- just wanted to
avoid duplicating work.
thanks for the feedback. -andrew siegel
On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Jonathan Dursi wrote:
> Hi:
>
> Every time FLASH gets compiled on a new machine (or compiler), we end
> up finding new `gotcha's. We had seen your number (1) before, and it's
> fixed in the new release. We hadn't seen (2) or corresponding problems,
> before; we'll start looking at that.
>
> Once you've got everything running succesfully, please do submit your
> Makefile.h; we'll include it in the distribution so that others using
> Sun machines don't have to re-do the work you've done.
>
> - Jonathan
>
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