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The new of placement new was intentional, to support systems that do not run global constructors.
Is there a particular problem with this you're trying to work around?
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There is no obviously problem yet, but currently it may not be the best solution, with following reasons.
InitCASEAuthDelegate
is called, it solves the problem on all platforms with or without global constructors being called.After all, I think that using C++11 singleton pattern is better than global variable + placement new.
BTW, I'm interested in the fact that there are platforms which doesn't run global constructors.
I know that for dynamic linked program or library, global constructors are compiled and linked into .init_array section of the ELF file. and the .init_array section contains lots of library initializing code, not only used for C++, but also C programs, it will be executed by the loader (ld-linux).
For static linked program, I think it will be directly linked and called after program start. I don't think it is platform related feature, it is decided by the toolchain.