Dear Rooters
I apologize for a simple non-root question, but sorrowly I have
nobody else to ask:
Sometimes I have statements such as the following:
if (strcmp(name, "option") == 0) {
char *option;
option = strcpy(option, opt);
}
Although it is correct, I get the following compiler warning:
"warning: `char*option' might be used uninitialized in this function"
How can I prevent such compiler warnings?
Would it be save to write:
char *option = "";
(If this is not save, why?)
Thank you in advance
Best regards
Christian
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