Warning In fstack.c: next_time variable didn’t be initilaized at read_user_stack function calling

[wangyongchoi]

In fstack.c file, uint64_t next_time; variable didn't be initialized.
I think, if(next_i < 0 || tmp->time < next_time) is short-circuit evaluation.
So, when this loop isn't first loop, this variable is substituted in this way.
next_time = tmp->time;

However, if next_time variable didn't be initialized in first loop, this Warining message is displayed.

So I hope to initialize this variable.
As initial value doesn't care, Can I this variable initilize 0 or UINT64_MAX ?

[namhyung]

Thanks for your report! It'd be great if you could show your compiler version and flags to trigger this warning. Actually I tried to add some flags to the compiler but failed to trigger the warning - but found some warnings on the litraceevent. :) You can run make V=1 to see the actual command line.

Anyway, I'd rather init it to 0 as the value is not meaningul as you said. I'm looking forward to your contribution. Please read doc/contributing.md before sending the PR. Thanks!

[wangyongchoi]

Thank you for your response and your kind words.
I compiled using gcc version 4.5.2.

And when I ran make V=1, I saw this warning message.

I'll send PR after reading doc/contributing.md
Thanks!