There's something I've been wondering about for a while. There is a lot of code
in linux that looks something like this:
err = -ERRORCODE
if (error condition)
goto out;
I think it's just to get around the "uninitialized variable"
warning when the 'C' compiler doesn't know that it will
always be initialized.
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