On Wed, 24 Jan 2007, Panagiotis Issaris wrote: > GCC complains that the "line" variable defined on line 3550 snow.c > could be used without having been initialized. > > At first sight this appears to be the case, when start_y == 0. Line will > not be assigned on line 3554 but its uninitialized value will be > assigned to prev, which gets dereferenced in each of the possible > outcomes of the if's which follow (if end_y>1). Is end_y always <=1 if > start_y == 0? All uses of prev are inside if(y). Yes, prev might be assigned an undefined value, but it won't be used in that iteration. --Loren Merritt
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