I have a simple circuit where a PIC drives some high-current outputs
via a ULN2003A darlington array.  Each output pin goes directly into
the base of a darlington pair in the 2003 chip, which would normally
work fine.

However, when the chip's resetting, the I/O pins are tristated and
the darlington arrays would be left floating.  I'm not really sure
what they would do in that case.  Should I go to the effort of
tying the PIC outputs to a pulldown (or pullup) resistor in this
case, or just not worry about the brief time they'll be tristated?

Thanks,
steve
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