Dear lazyweb,
In the past week or so I've been bitten twice by failing to initialize member variables in a C++ class's constructor. So I went looking for compiler options, static analyzers, etc. to tell me when I fail to do this. So far I've found nothing that correctly reports to me that I forgot to add m_foobar initialization to my constructor. /Wall on msvc -Weff-c++, cppcheck, etc. all fail me here. Isn't there something out there that will say "Jeremy, you dork, you forgot to initialize m_startCount as 0, you'll get garbage" (sometimes and only on M$ Windows, but still) ?
