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[Bug c++/13959] un-init local variable detection enhancement request


------- Additional Comments From dhazeghi at yahoo dot com  2004-02-02 02:52 -------
While I see your point, the fact is that in gcc -O0 means no optimization _whatsoever_. There are 
many people who are quite upset (rightly IMO) about gcc compilation speed as it is, and slowing 
down the default will hardly help.

We try very hard to avoid false positives. This is the primary reason why that 'might' is there.

Have you looked at the thread Andrew mentioned in the other PR (11182)? If you're still of the 
same opinion after reading that, then perhaps you can open a new enhancement request 
specifically for the issue of "certainty".

And not to sound pessimistic, but we have enough code-generation bugs at this point, that 
enhancements tend to be a function of somebody being interested enough to write the code...

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http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=13959


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