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00:45 < elichai2> gmaxwell I think so
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06:34 < roconnor> This is outside my area of expertise, but I seem to recall that itanium processors have trap representations for chars even though the C spec says they are not allowed to.  So indeed it is probably just safer to initialize values before you read from them, at least if it is reasonable to do so.
06:36 < roconnor> (My recollection was that the itanium processor has some CPU flags that engage some traps and these flags can persist if data is kept in registers during processing, which is how it manages to get trap representations sometimes when there isn't room for any in the object representation.)
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