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When compiling and running the attached file Intel Inspector 2011 XE reports "No Problems detected" even though the has_string_ class member variable is used uninitalized...
[SergeyK] I just checked the value of the member in the Visual StudioDebugger and it was initialized to 'true'.
Sorry, but I have noidea why it is reported as uninitialized.
This is a simplified version of a real problem which gave a crash. The problem was found using Valgrind, which correctly reported that a we conditioned on an uninitialised variable.
I'm using Intel Inspector 2011 XE Update 9 (build 218166).
Regards,
Per Re
I used a modified Test-Case and I didn't have any problems in Debug and Release configurations. Please take a look:
[cpp]class CTest
{
public:
CTest( const std::string &string ) : string_( string )
{
};
void DoSomething( void )
{
if( has_string_ )
printf( "%sn", string_.c_str() );
};
private:
bool has_string_;
std::string string_;
};
[/cpp]
As you can see I'm using 'string_.c_str()' instead of 'string_' when output needs to be done.
Best regards,
Sergey
