This PR is meant to fix issue #89. In particular, the PR replaces the explicit initialisation with a memset.
This is necessary because:
a) Stack-allocated arrays are not standard C++. Instead, these are provided by the compiler.
b) Older versions of GCC (i.e 4.7 and prior) don't support initialisation via =. Clang -- although not explicitly supported by G6K -- doesn't allow this at all. This can be circumvented with a memset.
Note that this should not degrade performance in any manner. Indeed, the link in the comment shows that GCC calls memset on the variably allocated array anyway: this is just more explicit.
This PR is meant to fix issue #89. In particular, the PR replaces the explicit initialisation with a memset.
This is necessary because: a) Stack-allocated arrays are not standard C++. Instead, these are provided by the compiler. b) Older versions of GCC (i.e 4.7 and prior) don't support initialisation via
=. Clang -- although not explicitly supported by G6K -- doesn't allow this at all. This can be circumvented with a memset.Note that this should not degrade performance in any manner. Indeed, the link in the comment shows that GCC calls memset on the variably allocated array anyway: this is just more explicit.