mpz_init(x) does not set x's value to zero

[Christina Vichou]

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Hello,

I use fedora 14 and i have installed gnu mp 5.0.3 in my acer lap top. 
There is a really unexpected problem. I simply try to compile the next lines:

           source code: 
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <gmp.h>

main(int argc, char **argv){

int a=5;

mpz_t kal, b;

mpz_init(kal);
mpz_init(b);

mpz_t *point=&kal;

printf("a=%d\n", a);
printf("*(&a)=%d\n", *(&a));

printf("*(&kal)=%d\n", *(&kal));
printf("&kal=%d\n", &kal);
printf("*point=%d\n", *point);
printf("&point=%d\n", &point);
printf("kal=%d\n", kal);

printf("b=%d\n", b);

mpz_clear(kal); mpz_clear(b);

return 0;
}

and the result in my system is every time something like:
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a=5
*(&a)=5
*(&kal)=453871456
&kal=453871456
*point=453871456
&point=453871432
kal=453871456
b=453871440

As you san see i use *, & and an int type variable in order to find in which cases the initialization goes wrong. I can tell that the problem happens every time i want to initialize an mpz_t variable.. 

I really need help with this instantly.
Thank you very much.