Ah, the link works now, it must've been down earlier. That particular bullet point refers to static objects. My question pertains explicitly to const objects.
I don't want to know what uninitialized flash memory is programmed to, I want to know what uninitialized parts of an array stored in flash will be initialized to by the compiler/linker. For example, in this array:
static const uint16_t myArray[5][5] = {
[1][2] = 5U,
};
When I compile and link that code with the C2000 compiler, what will myArray[3][4] evaluate to? What will the compiler/linker default that portion of the array to? How does it choose what value to put there?