Zero Initialization for global variables in C++

With regard to which sections contain global and static variables, C and C++ are the same.  So, your solution will work for C++ too.

Thanks and regards,

-George

But it is not like you are saying. My C++ variable is not 0 after loading the out-file. Is there a special reason for that? Do I have to use some Project Options? Or is it because of my Link Order?

My C++ project is in first place. After that is my own cmd-file, where I used the filling of the .bss SECTION. And last is the gererated linker command file.

I tried to change the order, but nothing helped. Is there something else I could try?

The link order is a big influence on many aspects of the output executable file.  But whether the .bss section gets filled with 0 is not one of them.  

Does the auto-generated linker command file have any directives regarding the .bss or .far sections?

Thanks and regards,

-George

In the auto-generated linker command file are only these directives:

.bss: {}  > DDR2

.far: {} > DDR2

Nothing else. It really makes no sense to me, why the C++ variables are not zero.