And that doesn't even get into the other aspect of it:
Namely that C / C++ allows temporary copies of variables that are not cleared afterwards. The most obvious case of this being things being temporarily copied into registers / stack, but there are other examples as well.
Namely that C / C++ allows temporary copies of variables that are not cleared afterwards. The most obvious case of this being things being temporarily copied into registers / stack, but there are other examples as well.