Any reason why 'freelist' in libsa/alloc.c is initialized to 0 rather
than being zero a start by virtue of being in BSS?

Standalone programs have to clear BSS anyway, I can't imagine them
having to allocate memory before doing that, and there's no point in
wasting 4 or 8 bytes in the data segment (which typically must fit
into a fixed size).

Anybody?


cgd
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