Just above and below main()
Steve Sabram
stealth at nanometrics.portal.UUCP
Wed Apr 10 10:44:21 AEST 1991
Ok, we got a big debate here at work about
the folowing piece of code;
_________________________
int outside;
main()
{
int inside;
...
}
_________________________
Just what are the differences
between these two variables?
We all agree that "outside" is
a global and thus accessable
to all functions in this file
while "inside" is accessable
only to everything in main().
Our debate is which one of these
two are initialized to zero if
any. This is important
to us since we are coding for
a microcontroller and ROMing
the code. We are detecting
cold or warm resets with the
varable "outside". We just
want to make sure if this is just
to this complier or a part of ANSI.
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