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Below, do you mean that the array would be zero'd once each time the
program runs (such as after a reset) ?  The K&R C standard and most
run-time initialization programs do for sure zero static storage once. 

In my experience, it's rather rare to have to repeatedly zero out an
array, from a programming technique and algorithm viewpoint. You might
agree that zeroing an array implies you are later going to read
elements of the array that have never been assigned a computed value.
This is usually poor design.

--- In AVR-Chat@yahoogroups.com, David Appleton <englsprogeny@...> wrote:
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> Hey Guys,
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> Would this work as well?
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> static unsigned char array1[100];
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