Gloabal object initalisation on MAC-OSX 10.3.3

• Subject: Gloabal object initalisation on MAC-OSX 10.3.3
• From: Gaurav Kumar <email@hidden>
• Date: 08 Feb 2006 10:53:44 +0530
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Steve,

The problem was with translation unit.My global variable was not
initialized because of dependency factor. Actually the order of
initialization was a problem.

I have solved the problem by using Singleton object with following code
snippet

class A{
	public:
		A(){
		}
		fun(){
		}
};

A& initfun()
{
	static A a;
	return a; 
}  

In call to class A functions use this statement:

initfun().fun();


This will solve the order of initialization of global variables.

Gaurav

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