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Geert Uytterhoeven wrote:

> Current policy is not explicitly initializing variables to zero. If this causes
> problems, there's a bug in the routine that clears the BSS on kernel entry.

What a man! You can debug my code from 6000 + miles away without even seeing it
;-)