initialization uses store to load the initial value, but store only loads the first two bytes, so the rest of the struct is left uninitialized.
typedef struct {
char a, b;
int c;
} Ty2;
Ty2 foo = { 1, 2, 3 }; // only initializes a and b (first two bytes), c left uninitialized
Ty2 bar; bar = { 4, 5, 6 }; // assignment works though
just documenting this here in case i forget to circle back to it, ideas for deduplicating assign/store stuff greatly appreciated
initialization uses
store
to load the initial value, butstore
only loads the first two bytes, so the rest of the struct is left uninitialized.just documenting this here in case i forget to circle back to it, ideas for deduplicating assign/store stuff greatly appreciated