don't use memset() for initialization in C++

[AndreiCherniaev]

more details https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1998752/memset-or-value-initialization-to-zero-out-a-struct

[mpromonet]

Hi,

The buffer structure is a POD, there is no virtual.

Best Regards, Michel.

[AndreiCherniaev]

Hi,

The buffer structure is a POD, there is no virtual.

Best Regards, Michel.

1. POD means Plain old data? Yes, I agree. But why you use memset ()? You can. But it is bad C++ style. Isn't it? ={} is universal must have for data initiation in C++.
2. What about caps?

[AndreiCherniaev]

@mpromonet please approve commit!

[mpromonet]

Hi @AndreiCherniaev Thanks, but your modifications doesnot bring improvement. Best Regards Michel

[AndreiCherniaev]

my commit brings C++ style to avoid potential bugs with memory. Don't use memset() if you can make another way... memset() in top of the most dangerous functions...