How to zero your memory?

Jose David Pujo

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I always use a home-made macro to zero my struct's and class's:#define ZEROMEMORY ZeroMemory (this, sizeof (*this))Sample1:struct S1 { double x; long i; char s[255+1]; S1 () { ZEROMEMORY; } };Sample2:class foo { private: double x[16]; char a,b,c; foo () {...

I always use a home-made macro to zero my struct's and class's:

#define ZEROMEMORY ZeroMemory (this, sizeof (*this))

Sample1:

struct S1 { double x; long i; char s[255+1]; S1 () { ZEROMEMORY; } };

Sample2:

class foo {
 private:
   double x[16];
   char a,b,c;
   foo () { ZEROMEMORY; }
};

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How to zero your memory?

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