Global variable initialization using LIB project

[Marco Segurini]

Hi,

Actually the build of my solution gives as result an EXE and some DLLs.
Now, I am creating a new configuration that tranform the DLLs into LIBs.

The following semplified code explains one of the problems that arise
using a solution with a console project that creates the EXE and a lib
project that creates the LIB.

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// console project

////Main Console file

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "registration.h "
#include <iostream>

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
std::cout << "# of registrations : [" << GetLen() << "]" << std::endl;

return 0;
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// lib project

//// registration.h

#if !defined(REGIST RATION_H)
#define REGISTRATION_H

#include <set>

size_t GetLen();
bool Registration(in t);

#endif //REGISTRATION_H
//// registration.cp p

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "registration.h "

std::set<int> & GetTheSet()
{
static std::set<int> s_set;
return s_set;
}

size_t GetLen()
{
return GetTheSet().siz e();
}

bool Registration(in t id)
{
TRACE("registra tion of [%d]\n", id);
GetTheSet().ins ert(id);
return true;
}

namespace
{
const bool bReg1 = Registration(1) ;
} //!namespace
In this way all work fine and the output is

# of registrations : [1]

But the real case is this:

//------------------------------------------------------------------------
// lib project

////--- registration.h

#if !defined(REGIST RATION_H)
#define REGISTRATION_H

#include <set>

size_t GetLen();
bool Registration(in t);

#endif //REGISTRATION_H
////--- registration.cp p

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "registration.h "

std::set<int> & GetTheSet()
{
static std::set<int> s_set;
return s_set;
}

size_t GetLen()
{
return GetTheSet().siz e();
}

bool Registration(in t id)
{
TRACE("registra tion of [%d]\n", id);
GetTheSet().ins ert(id);
return true;
}

////--- source1.cpp

#include "stdafx.h"
#include "registration.h "

namespace
{
const bool bReg1 = Registration(1) ;
} //!namespace
In this way the output is

# of registrations : [0]

I am wondering where is the problem.
TIA.
Marco.

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