10.03.2011 19:03, Kenny Riddile ?????:
No, but in terms of clarity, readability, and ease of debugging, there
is a *huge* difference in using a singleton to modify some globally
accessible object versus a "classic global".
To me, the third option of "don't use either one" is almost always
better in terms of clarity, readability, and ease of debugging.
What this completely overlooks is that sometimes a globally accessible,
mutable, possibly resource-managing, object is the desired semantics.
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