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Re: Automagic instantiation of singletons? (Christian Brunschen)
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Re: Automagic instantiation of singletons? (Christian Brunschen)


  • Subject: Re: Automagic instantiation of singletons? (Christian Brunschen)
  • From: Greg Hurrell <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 22:59:23 +0100

El 23/11/2005, a las 16:12, Scott Ribe escribió:

Consequently, this must
initialize the necessary parts of the run-time system, or it must
have been initialized before.

There's your mistake. This in no way implies that all the necessary parts of
Cocoa and NSApplication will have been initialized before, or that they will
not be torn down until after C++ static destructors have been called. In
fact, I *know* that the latter is a problem.

I don't think that's what he was claiming. He said the "run-time system", which I interpret to mean "the Objective-C runtime". I don't think he was referring to NSApplication or any of the Cocoa stuff which sits on top of the runtime.


Cheers,
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