| ??? 04/16/08 18:53 Read: times |
#153555 - ANSI C Responding to: ???'s previous message |
As Erik has already pointed out, there are things going on before main is ever called. The reason for this is your compiler is doing what is required by ANSI/ISO C, initializing all variables defined at file scope or variables defined with the keyword static before the program is run. If you have not specified a specific initialization the compiler will initialize it to a default value.
If you are using Keil it does this in an assembly file named startup.a51. |
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