initialization of float arrays

[Gabriel Zachmann]

When I have an array like this:

    float qs[][4] = { {-0.441726, -0.441726, 0.552158, -0.552158} ,
                      {res/2, res/2, res/2, res/2 },
                      {res/2-1, res/2-1, res/2-1, res/2 },
                      {res/2, -res/2+0.1, -res/2+0.1, -res/2+0.1 },
                    };

I see in gdb this:

(gdb) p qs
$12 = {{-0.441725999, -0.441725999, 0.552157998, -0.552157998}, {1, 1, 1,
1}, {
    0, 0, 0, 1}, {1, 2.14748365e+09, 2.14748365e+09, 2.14748365e+09}}
(gdb) p res
$13 = 2

which is, of course, bogus.

This seems like a bug to me.
I think it is a bug of g++.

This happens under RedHat 7.1 with g++ 2.96 and gdb 5.0rh-15.

Gab.


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