ZERO - initialize a B vector to some value.
Alternate entries: .ZERO
Usage:
B:
vector = zero( vector, size [, value] );
C:
void zero(int *vector, int size, int value);
Where:
- vector
- points to the vector to be initialized.
- size
- is the maximum index of "vector".
Thus ZERO will initialize the words from "vector[0]" to "vector[size]".
- value
- is the value to which the elements of the vector are to be initialized.
If "value" is not specified, the default is zero.
Description:
ZERO initializes the contents of a vector to the specified value.
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