• mjs NOSPAM.hannover.sgh-net.de (Mark Junker) (5/5) Jun 15 2003 Hi,
• Walter (6/8) Jun 15 2003 segment/
• mjs NOSPAM.hannover.sgh-net.de (Mark Junker) (5/8) Jun 16 2003 Yes, that's what I did with the largest bunch of data. However, under so...

mjs NOSPAM.hannover.sgh-net.de (Mark Junker) writes:

Hi,

is there a compiler switch that places uninitialized data into the segment/ 
section for initialized data (init with zero) instead of BSS ?

Regards,
Mark Junker

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

"Mark Junker" <mjs NOSPAM.hannover.sgh-net.de> wrote in message
news:8nt9nmrO8gB hannover.sgh-net.de...
 is there a compiler switch that places uninitialized data into the

segment/
 section for initialized data (init with zero) instead of BSS ?

No. But if you explicitly init it with 0, it will go into initialized data:

int x;    // BSS
int y = 0; // initialized data

mjs NOSPAM.hannover.sgh-net.de (Mark Junker) writes:

 No. But if you explicitly init it with 0, it will go into initialized data:
 int x;    // BSS
 int y = 0; // initialized data

Yes, that's what I did with the largest bunch of data. However, under some  
circumstances (tons of source code) it's difficult to be sure that every  
variable was changed.

Regards,
Mark Junker