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memset all bits to zero will let float/double to zero?
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[QUOTE="Malcolm, post: 2377784"] I think the main reason is psychological. foo(0) passes a NULL pointer to foo(), so an implementor is going to use all bits zero as the representation unless there is a really pressing reason to do otherwise. Then there's the problem of code that uses memset() or calloc() to intialise pointer data. [/QUOTE]
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