Initializing Static Variables
Doug Gwyn
gwyn at smoke.brl.mil
Tue Feb 26 08:17:49 AEST 1991
In article <13704 at hacgate.UUCP> wdelv at devnet3.UUCP (walt del vecchio) writes:
>Does the declaration of a static int, for example, establish a variable
>with an initial value of zero ?
>If so, is it portable ?
Variables having static storage duration for which no explicit initializers
are specified receive default initial values of zero (of the appropriate
type). This has been true of most C implementations on UNIX systems, and
is guaranteed for standard conforming implementations. A lot of existing
application rely on this feature.
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