Georg Baum wrote: > Am Freitag, 17. November 2006 21:06 schrieb Peter Kümmel: >> Georg Baum wrote: >>> Peter Kümmel wrote: >>> >>>> My idea was to use some Loki code for singletons and global static > data. >>> I don't know Loki, so maybe I am missing something here, but I believe > that >>> we already have everything needed. >> Yes, we have C++. > > What do you mean? I believe that Loki is a well designed library of good > quality, but I do not see the problem that it might solve for us. Our > problem is that some global static objects are destructed too late, > because they need other objects. This problem can be solved IMHO by > putting these objects into the LyX singleton, so I don't see why we need > any additional code. > If there is a problem that can be solved by Loki, then I am in favour of > using it instead of reinventing the wheel. I just don't see such a problem > for now. >
There is a construct do declare global static variables with a specified life time. But it was just a idea, not so important. >> BTW, next time at a book shop, have a look at "Modern C++ Design" by >> Andrei Alexandrescu. > > I might do so. > > > Georg > -- Peter Kümmel
