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  1. Methods to Force an Ordering of Global Variables

    Introduction This article shows you how to guarantee that certain global variables in your C/C++ program are in memory in a specific order and at a specific address. Three different solutions …

  2. Solving the Static Initialization Order Fiasco with C++20

    Jul 11, 2020 · When one static variable staticA is defined in one translation unit and another static variable staticB is defined in another, and staticB needs staticA to initialize itself, you end with …

  3. C++ global initialization order ignores dependencies?

    Apr 27, 2017 · 51 (1) the order of initialization of globals is not defined Global variables in a single translation unit (source file) are initialized in the order in which they are defined. The order of …

  4. The Static Initialization Order Fiasco

    Global variables are initialized before main() runs, but the relative initialization order is not necessarily well-defined. As such, accessing global state while you initialize your global …

  5. Static Initialization Order Fiasco - cppreference.com

    May 4, 2025 · The static initialization order fiasco (ISO C++ FAQ) refers to the ambiguity in the order that objects with static storage duration in different translation units are initialized in. If an …

  6. Guaranteed order of global initializatio - C++ Forum

    Nov 14, 2013 · This is an inherent problem with global variables, and just one of many reasons they are avoided. Then I found out that static variables in functions are initialized the first time …

  7. How do you guys manage "global" state? : r/cpp - Reddit

    May 24, 2021 · So the question is really whether to allow use of global variables (including singletons and other global-like things) or force everything to be passed around as parameters.

  8. Meeting C++

    Speaker: Jonathan Müller Audience level: Beginner | Intermediate Global variables are initialized before main() runs, but the relative initialization order is not necessarily well-defined. As such, …