That would require having constructors, which is not something Odin will ever have nor should it. However you can just initialize with a constant or variable or just use a procedure to initialize with. Odin is a C alternative after all, so it's a fully imperative procedural language.
Why would it require constructors? As opposed to simply enforcing that it always be initialized with a constant/variable/procedure/etc rather than zeroed.
> you can just initialize with a constant or variable or just use a procedure to initialize with.
Is there an option to leave something uninitialized? I often find the allocation of explicitly uninitialized objects to be a performance necessity in tight loops when I'm working with numpy.
