Tor,
Tor Lillqvist wrote:
. AFAIK, the static destructors of objects in shared libraries are
called by atexit functions, arent they ?
The semantics of functions registered with atexit() when dynamically loaded
shared libraries are involved is completely system-dependent and a big mess.
atexit() is close to unusable because what it actually does, exactly, is so
underspecified. Im my not so humble opinion atexit() should be banned. I
seriously doubt any C++ implementation directly uses the C atexit() function to
handle destruction of static objects.
you are reading my thoughts, especially wrt "atexit" vs. C++ (see
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Uno/Cpp/Tutorials/Global_References
for some analysis :-)
--tml
Kay
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